Transportation Commission says state can move forward with I-5 Rose Quarter project
They approved more funding while warning that there’s no more funding.
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Weekend Event Guide: Sunday Parkways, Naked Ride, immigrant solidarity, and more
Here are my picks for the weekend.
TriMet: Service cuts will start in November
A 10% overall cut to service is expected by August 2027.
Pause or proceed? Commission weighs future of I-5 Rose Quarter project
After years of dangling by a thread, the project faces a moment of truth.
Housing construction fee waiver comes at a cost for transportation infrastructure
A $10 million haircut for PBOT, all in service of a more important priority.
Kotek calls special session, pushes back layoffs (UPDATED)
Lawmakers are due back in Salem August 29th.
Monday Roundup: Protected intersections, fast e-scooters, and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
Local shop launches mutual aid program to help keep riders on the road
The latest from a shop known for innovative ideas.
City will build new paved path into Kelley Point Park
Big upgrade to a really cool destination.
Weekend Event Guide: Larch Mountain, BMX Day, and more
Here are my picks for the weekend.
Councilor Mitch Green is Portland’s socialist transportation champion
Socialists are having a moment in Portland. But how might that translate into transportation policy?
Massive bike sale at Bike Tires Direct warehouse starts Friday
A damn fine excuse to grab a new bike or make a few upgrades.