Oregon’s bike tax receipts reflect pandemic-era boom
The $1.2 million the state raised with the tax in 2022 is exactly what economists predicted it would collect when they pitched it in 2017.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Remember: Be courteous when riding on SW Terwilliger sidewalk
The path adjacent to the bike lane is popular with walkers and joggers who don’t expect fast-moving riders.
Weekend Event Guide: Kidical Mass, Arleta Triangle Square, trail building and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
Interview with Cassie Wilson, author of a new report that’s required reading for transportation advocates
An inside look at the past and future of how Oregon funds and implements transportation projects and policies.
Get crafty, toast our co-host, and be a movie star at Bike Happy Hour this week
Make an inner-tube lanyard for your name card, toast a regular, and make your screen debut.
Sneak peek at new carfree path entrance to Mt. Tabor Park
One small step for Parks, one giant leap for Portland.
Monday Roundup: Cost of cars, call for bollards, cougar attack, and more
The most notable stories our community came across in the past seven days.
Podcast: In the Shed with Eva & Jonathan – Ep 16
Eva shares her favorite places to ride and Jonathan shares his anxieties about interviewing a cop
Man hit while bicycling downtown has died from injuries
The victim’s friend and neighbor remembers someone she considered a big brother.
As Ladds 500 grows, organizer feels pinch of expenses
Permit costs have tripled since 2020.
Jobs of the Week: Dirty Freehub, Community Cycling Center
A fresh batch of great bike jobs.
PCEF committee: Community groups must play large role in grant applications
High stakes political strategy for a highly-coveted pot of revenue.