Car driver speeds onto bike path adjacent to I-5
Agencies must do more to prevent these attacks on carfree spaces.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Off-road bike trails now firmly in plans for Rose City Park and golf course
Thanks to advocates who spoke up, Parks has done an about-face.
A lot of Portlanders are biking through the heat wave
We’re out here biking, no matter the weather.
Now there’s a Bike Happy Hour on the west side!
It’s a regional thing now.
$39 million TriMet grant will fund fuel-cell buses for 82nd Ave transit project
It’s a boost for cleaner buses and for 82nd.
43 candidates share their vision for transportation in Portland
Great leadership starts with a compelling vision.
Tension at TriMet when temps top 100
You can get a free ride to a cooling center, but you might suffer heat exhaustion waiting for the train to get there.
The good news and bad news about Northeast 33rd
One problem is hard and we finally figured it out. The other is easy and just takes a bit of hard work.
Candidates fix Portland’s flat tires at Bike Happy Hour
Fixing flats, fixing Portland.
Monday Roundup: Star Wars urbanism, illegal kiss, school streets, and more
The most notable items we came across in the past seven days.
Hawthorne and Morrison bridges will be carfree for July 4th fireworks viewing
The party starts at 8:00 pm Thursday night and goes until midnight.
These are the optimal locations for secure bike parking hubs in Portland
A helpful analysis. Now we just need to get a few of them on the ground.