Poll finds voters likely to renew 10-cent gas tax to fund transportation
Any increase in timespan or tax amount could put renewal vote at risk.
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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Ride highlights link between bicycling and housing on inner eastside
Portland can’t reach its cycling goals without a change in zoning codes that regulate housing.
PBOT to pilot all-direction red signals as part of Vision Zero effort
It’s crunch-time in the race to save lives on Portland streets.
State legislator pushes ‘Trenton’s Law’ to address safety of young e-bike riders
Urgency for a change in Oregon’s e-bike law is palpable following death of teen in Bend.
Podcast: In the Shed w Eva & Jonathan Ep 3
A few dozen Portlanders sat and stood in the crisp, cold night in a plaza on a public street for an interview with a candidate for local elected office.
Monday Roundup: Cars are awesome, the promise of Paris, and more
The best stories we’ve come across in the past seven days, from sources you can trust.
A closer look at new speed cushions on NE Ainsworth (Video)
Are they working? Let’s watch the video!
Podcast: Council Candidate Steph Routh at Bike Happy Hour
A few dozen Portlanders sat and stood in the crisp, cold night in a plaza on a public street for an interview with a candidate for local elected office.
Weekend Event Guide: Exploding whale, ride for housing, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
PBOT adds heavy concrete barricades to notorious NE 21st Ave bike lanes
A major upgrade for a corner that was unsafe for seven years.
This year’s ‘Remembrance Day’ wants accountability and commitment from politicians
Organizers want politicians to take a pledge and then will make the names public.
A two-way bikeway on the Willamette Blvd bluff is officially off the table
It was a neat idea, but PBOT is convinced it’s not worth pursuing.