PBOT kicks off project that will bring better biking to NE Broadway
Conventional wisdom says we’ll have protected bike lanes between NE 7th and 26th by next summer.
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At work and on MAX, e-bike riders feel policy pinch
In contrast to how our society and systems treat electric cars, it often feels like electric bikes can’t catch a break.
Jobs of the Week: Clever Cycles, CCC, Cascade, Chris King, Velotech
A fresh batch of great bike jobs.
Weekend Event Guide: Chariot Wars, the Slough, yellow bikes, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
You could be the next member of the PBOT Bicycle Advisory Committee
BAC members have had an incalculable influence over the years.
Kenton business owner fights to save carfree street plaza
This could be a test case for how PBOT builds out a citywide plaza program.
Police investigate fatal bicycle crash in Multnomah neighborhood
Details about what might have led up to the crash are still unkown.
Drivers disrupt safety and calm of Portland parks
The latest example of an erosion of norms around safe driving.
Podcast: City Council D2 (N/NE) Candidate Michelle DePass
Her understanding of urbanism and transportation is rooted in family history and economic necessity.
Bike Happy Hour this week: Mock election, ranked-choice voting, government transition, and more!
We have a special night planned at Bike Happy Hour tomorrow (Wednesday, July 17th). City of Portland staffers will be on-hand to help us understand what’s in store with the upcoming election and our transition to a new form of government. If you’ve read some of our previous reporting on the charter reform effort, you’ve … Read more
Westside Bike Happy Hour draws a crowd, will be a recurring event
An event whose time has come!
Monday Roundup: Bike counts, political strategy, Olympics, and more
The most notable items we came across in the past seven days.