55 years ago, 1,200 Portlanders joined bike ride to demand carfree space
The ride was the largest bike advocacy ride Portland had ever seen.
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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Podcast: Evan P Schneider and Mark Alan Hoffman on ‘A Simple Machine’
A deeply Portland project that brings our beautiful city and the humble bicycle to the big screen.
Monday Roundup: Doug Ford’s war on cars, tactical urbanist arrested, and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
Where to send your kid for bike summer camp
It’s time to get registered!
Weekend Event Guide: No Kings rally, bike swap, Thorns, and more
My picks for the weekend.
This week at Bike Happy Hour: Bike Lane Uprising Founder Christina Whitehouse
The app has logged over 100,000 bike lane obstructions nationwide.
Get ready: Portland’s citywide e-bike rebate program launches April 6th
The discounts aim to push bicycling deeper into the community than ever before.
Monday Roundup: Transit cut impacts, Mamdani Ws, AVs and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
Sunday Parkways returns to North Portland this summer
Along with the four open street events, PBOT will host free bike fairs.
Advocates demand action from PBOT on concrete planter removals
The planters were beloved by many riders.
Jobs of the Week: Community Cycling Center, eBike Store, Go By Bike
A fresh batch of great bike jobs.
Kotek announces co-chairs and mission of new transportation workgroup
A transportation agency leader and a former Republican lawmaker.