Walking school buses poised for growth thanks to PCEF grant
The first walking school bus routes will be in east Portland.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Oregonians struggle to comment on Interstate Bridge project due to ‘make believe’ traffic data
“How are we supposed to understand the environmental impacts when there’s nothing in there we can believe?”
Weekend Event Guide: Springwater clean-up, rain celebration, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend… sponsored by Timur Ender for City Council District 1.
Fatal crash site visit: NE Glisan & 130th
One selfish person decided they mattered more than everyone else for those few fateful minutes.
City survey asks what Portlanders think about traffic safety, enforcement cameras
It’s a way to take the public’s temperature on traffic safety and learn perceptions as camera program grows.
Outspoken critic of city transportation policies hit by drunk driver
He’s by far the most outspoken critic of Portland’s approach to traffic safety.
No more carfree McKenzie Pass as ODOT tightens closure policy
The State of Oregon has rolled up their welcome mat for this epic tradition.
PBOT cracks down on ghost cars with new automatic towing policy
The tougher-on-drivers enforcement many have been clamoring for is taking a step forward.
Drivers frequently hit medians where man was killed on NE Glisan
Some people drive as if the medians and sign poles simply don’t exist.
Watch or listen to the latest episode of ‘In the Shed’
Cozy up and sit down with us in the Shed for another one of our weekly chats.
Monday Roundup: Rail-biking, bikesketball, and more
The most notable items we came across in the past seven days.
A big bike shop now anchors east Portland’s Lents Town Center
Corner location attracts attention at a busy intersection.