ODOT set to break ground on Outer Powell project
Long-awaited changes to tame traffic on SE Powell in advance of city ownership.
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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Weekend Event Guide: Easter, Troutdale explorations, 4/20 fun, and more
A fine selection of ride ideas for you to consider.
Monday Roundup: Cargo e-bike buying guide, bike lane lawsuit, Tokyo, and more
The most notable stories we came across in the past seven days.
Why I stopped riding, and how I’ll start again
A personal reflection on the eve of my first (of two) major knee surgeries.
A bike shop owner’s view on tariffs and market uncertainty
“The whole bike industry is in this, ‘What do we do? We’re just gonna’ have to figure it out as we go,’ moment.”
Weekend Event Guide: Ladds 500, tres Roubaix, Gold Sprints and more
A fine selection of ride ideas for you to consider.
City outlines plan to bolster bike buses with signage and infrastructure upgrades
PBOT is eager to hitch their wagon onto the success of bike buses.
Local bike company faces Trump tariff challenges head on
“It’s preposterous. It’s impossible, but we’re going to hold on as long as we can.”
Portland Senator a lone voice against highway widening
New to the Senate, Pham is strengthening her voice about ODOT spending priorities.
TriMet wants to know if they should go bigger for transit on 82nd
Would more spending on transit-priority lanes be worth the cost?
Avalos: Public safety and police accountability needs more transportation voices
Formation of new governing board for police accountability offers opportunity for transportation advocates.
‘Hands Off’ march video and perspective of a volunteer corker
From my view, the event was chill.