Monday Roundup: Grand tour menu, killer cars, cheap gas, and more
The most notable items we came across in the past seven days.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
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.
I’m back in Portland! Here are a few pics from my trip
Just a small taste of my trip, from a bike and transport perspective.
Publisher’s note: Bound for Budapest, see you in September
All five of us are headed to Budapest for a big family trip.
Monday Roundup: Silent cycling revolution, culture wars, superblocks, and more
The most notable items we came across in the past seven days.
Podcast: In the Shed #25
Airplanes on freeways in the sky and other odd thought experiments.
City says bike lanes on 82nd Ave ‘infeasible’ due to impacts on bus and car drivers
Bike lanes not possible, “due to substantial trade-offs including significantly increased transit delay.”
Jobs of the Week: Chris King, JohnnyNerdOut, Cynergy
A fresh batch of great bike jobs.