One of the most important bills we’ve been tracking this legislative session is hanging in the balance. House Bill 2001 would allow “missing middle” housing (a.k.a. multi-family dwellings) in places currently zoned for only single-family housing. It would have a vast impact on cycling because it would enable more people to live in closer proximity … Read more
This week’s Monday Roundup is sponsored by the Community Cycling Center. Here are the most noteworthy items we came across in the past seven days…
Imagine a business district that celebrates cycling and welcomes those who do it with open arms. That’s what we have on North Williams Avenue.
Breakfast on the Bridges is a proud Portland tradition. It’s been happening for about 16 years and shows no signs of running out of steam — or should I say cream. As in, cream for your coffee.
A 1.5 mile stretch of a north-south bikeway along the 60s will be built next fall and the Portland Bureau of Transportation is looking for your feedback on the design.
Three fresh job opportunities posted this week. Learn more about each one via the links below… –> Go By Bike Afternoon Mechanic – Go By Bike –> Bike Valet Sub – Go By Bike –> Bike Tour Guide/ Shop Staff – Cycle Portland
Remember how I said last week’s relative quiet was the calm before the storm? Well the storm is here. Pedalpalooza is in full swing and we’ve got a tantalizing selection of rides for you to choose from this weekend.
City hopes more signs leads to fewer drivers.
Southeast Foster Road fans are rejoicing today as their beloved retail strip now has dedicated bike lanes. But that’s not the only east Portland commercial area to get new bike access this month. The Portland Bureau of Transportation says they’re about 99% finished with the much-anticipated Halsey-Weidler Streetscape project.
A man riding a bicycle on SW Pacific Highway (99W) in Tigard was killed last night after a collision with a driver.
At long last.
