ODOT director exit another sign of agency in turmoil
Maybe Strickler just got tired of not winning.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Bicycle rider killed in collision on Hwy 43 south of Sellwood Bridge
Despite high speed drivers and a narrow shoulder, this route is still an important connection.
Is this the end? State transportation commission could defund I-5 Rose Quarter project
Project staff call the question after eight years of planning and little progress to show for it.
Debunking a CEO’s opposition to bus lanes on 82nd Avenue
If a CEO is this committed to their opposition, we should look more closely at their argument.
Jobs of the Week: Velotech, Oregon Walks, LifeCycle, HGNR, InterCity Transit
A fresh batch of great bike jobs.
Monday Roundup: Vehicular cycling, daylighting pushback, bloated cars, and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
TriMet says full bus lanes on 82nd are up to project partners
Here’s why our transit agency is opting for less transit.
E-scooter rider dies in collision with Amtrak train
It’s the fourth fatal collision involving an e-scooter rider since August of this year.
Despite Trump rescission, PBOT will move forward with Broadway Main Street project
The project is a lynchpin to the city’s Lower Albina planning effort and an extension of the recently completed Broadway Pave & Paint project.
TriMet punts 82nd Avenue transit lane decision to ‘early next year’
The attempt to cool things down won’t stop folks from testifying at tomorrow morning’s meeting.
‘War on Cars’ podcast hosts at Bike Happy Hour on Wednesday
It’s the perfect time to talk about ideas that once felt radical, but now feel inevitable.
City will use cargo trikes in new sidewalk cleaning program
The plan is to focus on sidewalks along major business corridors and commercial centers.