Reconfiguration of N Kerby Ave offramp to be studied with federal planning grant
The North Kerby Avenue offramp tore out dozens of homes in the 1970s between N Mississippi and Vancouver avenues.
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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
City of Vancouver rejects road diet vote initiative
The petitioners plan to file a lawsuit against the city.
Portland chapter of All Bodies on Bikes will foster body-positive cycling
A step forward for inclusivity.
Comment of the Week: The public health angle should matter more
The public health angle.
Monday Roundup: Cars are the new cigarettes, two-chain bike, and more
The most notable stories we came across in the past seven days.
How to stop a bike lane project mentioned on first day of new Portland city council
Yes I took some liberties with that headline, but I promise it’s accurate.
A look back at 2024 and look forward to the new year
What questions do you have for 2025?
Interview with Portland City Councilor-Elect Olivia Clark
Clark finished first in District 4 voting.
A successful petition effort in Vancouver seeks to require a vote prior to road diet projects
They got the signatures. Now comes the hard part.
New plan for 82nd Avenue leaves bike riders out of the picture
PBOT has chosen to pit transit against bicycling once again.
State grant program awards $330,000 to reduce car use in underserved communities
The idea is to make an immediate impact at the community level.
Meet the Portlander piecing together our streetcar history, one article at a time
He’s transcribed and digitized over 1,000 articles, maps and photographs from The Oregonian archives so far.