Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
‘Too many cars’ on Tillamook greenway spur talk of re-route
A key section of one of Portland’s oldest neighborhood greenways needs some help.
Portland Bicycle Advisory Committee to discuss ‘profoundly disappointing’ Hawthorne decision
The decision by the Portland Bureau of Transportation to not install bike lanes on a popular commercial section of Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard continues to reverberate. Since the decision on their Hawthorne Pave & Paint project was made one month ago, PBOT Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty has acknowledged that it might have been a “missed opportunity” … Read more
PBOT plans to (finally) fill the protected bike lane gap on SW Broadway
(SW Broadway looking north and south from Oak. One section is protected and wide, the other is neither.)
Jobs of the Week: Community Cycling Center, Fat Tire Farm, The eBike Store, Metropolis Cycle Repair
Looking for a new place to spread you cycling wings? We’ve got four great job opportunities that just went up this week. Learn more about each one via the links below… – Retail Sales – Fat Tire Farm – Bike Mechanic, Customer Service, and Bike Sales – Metropolis Cycle Repair – Used Inventory Supervisor – … Read more
Commissioner Hardesty targeted by ‘smear campaign’ in false hit-and-run allegation
Portland City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty was forced to go on the offensive in a press conference in order to respond to false allegations that she left the scene of a hit-and-run. The story emerged this morning from PJ Media and was later picked up by The Oregonian and other local outlets. The writer of … Read more
State lawmakers hear powerful opposition amid lots of support at ‘Safe Routes for All’ bill hearing
Senate Bill 395, also known as the Safe Routes for All bill, got its first hearing at the Oregon Legislature this morning where members of the Joint Transportation Committee heard much more support for the bill than opposition to it. But what the opposition lacked in the collective power of their voices, they made up … Read more