Business leaders hear how Portland has fallen behind and needs their support to reach transportation goals
We have fallen behind and we need a vision that’s supported by business owners.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Work begins on new Oregon Coast Bike Route plan, map update
It is world famous. It should be world-class.
At route reveal party, Cycle Oregon will look to roll past tumult of 2017
“We have two solid contingency plans to work from. We have options.”
PBOT has 17 ‘High Crash Network’ projects queued up for construction this year
PBOT shares their formulas for ranking the most urgent projects.
‘MAMIL’ (Middle Aged Men in Lycra) documentary coming to Portland
The true story behind this misunderstood species.
Here’s how PBOT will fix the bike lane that disappeared on NW 14th Ave
12-feet of biking space coming soon.
Did you get to ride in that dry, warm weather on Sunday?
How was your weekend?
SE Foster road diet finally out to bid: Construction will start in May
It can’t happen soon enough.
The Monday Roundup: Dockless bigotry, TriMet’s dirty diesels, the 199 year-old bike, and more
Sponsored by the 17th annual Worst Day of the Year Ride — coming February 11th!
Weekend Event Guide: Ovarian Psycos, coffee on the bridges, Alameda’s architecture, and more
Ovarian Psycos doc at Hollywood Theater on Sunday.
The woman who made Sunday Parkways a Portland institution is retiring from PBOT
She opened streets to many.
Jobs of the Week: Lakeside, Stages, Community Cycling Center, Showers Pass
Get ’em while they’re hot and fresh.