Oregon State Parks e-bike rule change takes key step forward
A new rule must strike a balance between access, encouragement, and safety.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
After collision and negative feedback, County will roll back Hawthorne Bridge bike lane changes
It won’t happen soon enough to reverse injuries to at least one rider.
A transit ‘fetish,’ transportation ‘dogma’, and more at last night’s mayoral debate
We owe a debt to moderator and bicycling book author Jeff Mapes for asking this question.
How’d it go for local candidates who tried a ‘Week Without Driving’?
At least nine candidates took park and we heard back from at least one in each district.
Celebration at Gateway Green marks ‘wild idea’ that became off-road cycling destination
An inspiring story of vision, perseverance, and Portland’s potential.
Monday Roundup: Airport parking, cost of cars, fireflies, and more
The most notable items we came across in the past seven days.
Podcast: In the Shed with Eva and Jonathan
A route to downtown, bikeway critique, and more
Saturday’s Gateway Green celebration will finally give park its due
Seven years after its official opening, the park is fully built and ready to embrace the community for good.
Weekend Event Guide: Gateway Green party, Palestinian solidarity, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
Podcast: District 1 City Council Candidate Terrence Hayes
He can take the heat and he’s not afraid to go against the political grain.
Tualatin police say 15 year-old “e-bicyclist” died in solo crash
A tragedy in Tualatin and how it’s being framed by police and local media.
PBOT cancels I-205 undercrossing project near Gateway Green
It was more complex than expected and deemed not worth the risk.