Video: Riders speak out about Portland bike path safety
Judging from these interviews, the state of these cherished facilities is much better than you might think.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Citybikes will cease business this Friday
This is very likely the end of a nearly four-decade run.
Community mourns passing of Sukho Viboolsittiseri
Sukho was well-loved in our community and known by many as one of the co-founders of BikePOC PNW.
Opinion: None of this is normal
We need serious leaders who want to make our roads better for everyone as much as they want to gain power for themselves.
Bike lane gap on NE Lombard at 42nd to be filled soon
An agreement between ODOT and PBOT last year will result in new bike lanes where Martin Greenough was hit and killed in 2015.
Community Cycling Center threatens to close, citing ‘critical financial crisis’
“We understand that this update may come as a shock.”
Monday Roundup: Grand tour menu, killer cars, cheap gas, and more
The most notable items we came across in the past seven days.
First Look: Better (wider!) bike lanes on N Willamette
An exciting step forward and a peek into what the future of this important street holds.
Clean Energy Fund grants pump $12 million into transportation projects
BikeLoud, The Street Trust, and the Community Cycling Center will benefit from the awards.
Creepy men on bikes spread fear among women running on local paths
Another sign that our cherished local paths need more attention from city agencies and law enforcement.
Willamette Week exposes PR expenses behind I-5 Rose Quarter project
ODOT will pay any price to build support for this beleaguered project.
Park(ing) Day is your chance to repurpose street space
The annual event demonstrates more creative uses of public right-of-way.