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Oregon’s largest active transportation advocacy group is the latest to request that the Oregon Department of Transportation complete a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for their I-5 Rose Quarter project. In a letter dated today, The Street Trust’s Executive Director Jillian Detweiler says an EIS is needed, “So that project impacts and mitigation can be … Read more
The system is doing great work.
With so many inconvenient truths brought to light recently about the Oregon Department of Transportation’s plans to expand the I-5 freeway, one of the most disturbing is the fact that it would cast an even larger shadow over the Eastbank Esplanade.
Spring hiring season is upon us! If you’re looking for a new gig, peruse the opportunities below… — Bike Mechanic – Community Cycling Center — Customer service / Mechanic – North Portland Bikeworks — Bicycle Tech, service, sales – Southwest Bicycle, LLC
We can still hang out there, it just won’t have a strong bikey vibe.
A frustrating situation.
The weekend is almost here and it looks like we might stay dry. We could even have some sun and temps into the 60s! We’ve got a great mix of offerings in the Guide this week — whether you’re an experienced racer or just starting out on two wheels. By the way, we need to … Read more
It’s just a small section of freeway.
The longer it festers in the sun, the worse it looks.
She commented on our Facebook page.
Part of our expanding gravel coverage.
Portland’s second attempt at integrating electric scooters into the mobility mix could get started as early as April 26th. And unlike the 2,000 scooters we had on the streets last year, the Portland Bureau of Transportation will start with 2,500 and estimates we could see as many as 9,000 if enough scooter companies play ball … Read more