‘I hope it was worth the wait’: Commissioner Eudaly cuts ribbon on Foster Road project
40 blocks of upgrades.
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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Job: Office Administrator – Ride Report
Job Title Office Administrator Company / Organization Ride Report Job Description Based in Portland, Ride Report is a small software company building tools to help cities make transportation more equitable, efficient and sustainable. — Ride Report believes cities are our future. One of the most powerful transformations will come when cities put the needs of … Read more
Oregon’s version of ‘Idaho stop’ rolls closer to passage
Hopefully the bill can keep moving through the process without coming to a complete stop.
Job: Bicycle Technical & Customer Support Team Member – Bike Friday (Eugene)
Job Title Bicycle Technical & Customer Support Team Member Company / Organization Bike Friday – EUGENE OREGON Job Description Bicycle Technical & Customer Support Team Member / Service Department Mechanic Ever dream of having a job building something environmentally benign that at the end of the day you can feel good about? We are an … Read more
Commissioner Eudaly’s big move for bus-only lanes
The cat is officially out of the bag. In a story posted this morning, the Willamette Week reported that PBOT Commissioner Chloe Eudaly wants to go big for bus only lanes. In 18 months, Portland streets could see the most dramatic change in public transit since the arrival of the streetcar. All it will take … Read more
Pedalpalooza Mural Ride photo gallery recap
Sunday’s Mural Ride had a great turnout with about 100 people showing up to see a few of Portland’s many intriguing public paintings.
‘Missing middle’ housing bill needs a push in Salem
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
The Monday Roundup: Breaking through whiteness, disabilities, DOT lies, and 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…
Business district welcomes carfree customers with ‘Walk Williams’ event
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 every Friday morning in June
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.
PBOT begins design of 60s bikeway through North Tabor, Rose City Park neighborhoods
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.
