Baffled by veto threat, legislators and advocates lobby Governor Brown for reversal
Hopefully she won’t go through with it.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Governor Brown’s line-item veto could erase $2 million needed for SW Capitol Highway project
The project has been a top neighborhood priority for over two decades.
Agencies distance themselves from “Pedestrian Safety Trials” PSA as outrage grows
“What an embarrassment.”
Nascent ‘Oregon Statewide Trails Coalition’ comes into focus with summit planned for fall
The new org could become a powerful force statewide.
Industry Roundup: New digs for Nomad, Stoic Wheels’ new product, retailer wins award, and more
From e-bikes to WTF, Portland’s inclusive bike scene keeps maturing.
New crossing safety PSA by Portlandia producer pits ‘pedestrians vs. cars’
The campaign paints vulnerable road users as irresponsible and immature.
PBOT fines contractors for blocking streets; but what about bikeway blockage?
The toughness is good, but it should be applied fairly.
The Monday Roundup: So-called war on cars, BOD in NOLA, headbadge hunter, and more
Some wars are worth fighting
Lawmakers weigh in on bus-only lanes, Powell Blvd, and more at east Portland forum
Social justice will be a big part of east Portland’s transportation future.
New carfree ‘Reedway’ bridge over railyard and McLoughlin makes city priority list
It would make getting between Sellwood and Eastmoreland a whole lot easier.
Jobs of the Week: Metro, Showers Pass, Velotech, Cycle Portland, Portland Public Schools
Ever considered being a school bus driver?
PBOT will move forward with new bikeway, bus-only lane on SE Morrison
More room for buses and bikes. Coming this fall.