Remembering Portland transit activist Jim Howell
He embodied the visionary courage, tireless idealism, and civic activism that helped put Portland on the map in the 20th century.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Podcast: City Council Candidate Marnie Glickman
“We elect leaders to make hard decisions, even if they only help a minority of the people.”
New ‘Bike Fun App’ is key to your best Bike Summer ever
This app rocks. Seriously.
Bike t-shirts, bike counts, and bike funding at Bike Happy Hour this week
It’s going to be a great night on the patio!
People on Bikes: Memorial Day on the Esplanade
The latest in our ongoing series.
Remembering Bill Walton, Portland’s bicycling big man and NBA star
He was a champion for cycling and for our city.
Monday Roundup: Your brain on bikes, parking informants, and more
What we’re reading.
Video and dispatch from Bike Summer merch pick-up party
Priming the pump for pedal-powered fun to come.
Opinion: St. Johns Bridge could have — and should have — bike lanes
Surely we can re-imagine this bridge before the big centennial celebration in 2031?
Weekend Event Guide: Gravel social, murals, a cocoon and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
Vancouver’s first ‘bike garden’ will bloom in June
Giving kids streets of their own.
Bike access possible in Rose City trail project, Commissioner’s office says
The question remains: If bikes are such a clear possibility now, why weren’t they at the outset of the planning process?