Advocates say city council must ‘approve or improve’ bike bill settlement
At stake are millions of dollars in cycling investments that the City Attorney and PBOT executive team have agreed to.
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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
PBOT gives bike bus leaders traffic signal superpowers
You could think of this as bike bus signal priority.
Metro Councilor opposes TriMet’s 82nd Avenue transit recommendation
A roundup of updates on the fate of Line 72 service.
Video shows SUV driver ramming cyclist who was protecting ‘No Kings’ marchers
The cyclist remained calm throughout and didn’t want to press charges.
Monday Roundup: Riding the Rhine, Seattle’s big decision, American revolution, and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
BikeLoud blindsided by council rejection of bike bill lawsuit settlement
It illustrates another example of tension between the city’s administrative and legislative arms.
TriMet caves on 82nd Ave transit plans as business owners threaten lawsuits
Everything seemed to be lined up for seven miles of bus lanes, but now the wheels have come off.
Weekend Event Guide: No Kings, NOISE, transit rally, and more
My picks for the weekend.
Duer, a Canadian denim brand with cycling roots, opens Portland store
Another sign that Portland — and the bike scene — is as cool as ever.
PBOT Director attends bike advisory committee meeting, urges advocates to see big picture
“Cycling in the city is something that is broadly supported. And people do not want to see that compromised upon.”
Advocates organize to counter opposition as 82nd Ave bus lane decision nears
“They they want to eliminate the cars! And put everybody on buses and bicycles!”
The ‘railvolution’ returns to Portland as Mpact Transit + Community conference
If the thought of fast, frequent bus service makes your heart go pitter-pat, I have some good news