I-205 path ‘booby trap’ suspects in court today face felony assault charges – UPDATED
Charges upgraded from misdemeanor.
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Former Portland bike builder Mitch Pryor loses home and shop in Camp Fire
It’s hard enough to make it as a bike builder.
Advocates weigh in on Central City in Motion plan
This plan goes nowhere if natural allies don’t support it.
The Monday Roundup: Rep rips ODOT, slow scooters in DC, war on teen drivers and more
All the links worth clicking.
Police arrest three men after ‘boobytrap’ injures bicycle rider on I-205 path
It happened just south of Division MAX station.
Things people asked BikePortland this week
Community concierge, at your service.
New council date, final projects set for Central City in Motion plan
We’re nervous and excited. This is a big deal.
Closures of Rhine-Lafayette overpass begin November 26th
UPDATE: The closure of the Rhine-Lafayette Pedestrian Overpass in southeast Portland that had been planned for Monday, Nov. 19 through Wednesday, Nov. 21, has been postponed. The elevator improvement project will now begin Monday, Nov. 26, with elevators closing Monday, Dec. 17 through Friday, Jan. 4. Full closures of the overpass will be necessary at … Read more
Tired of leaves in bike lanes, this Portlander made a pedal-powered sweeper
A simple and effective solution to a perennial problem.
Jury’s out on PBOT’s experimental bike-friendly speed bumps
Hazard or helper? The jury is out.
Portland’s new commissioner-elect sees a carfree future with fareless and fast transit
The former leader of the NAACP could shake up transportation politics.