City of Portland’s 823-SAFE hotline now offered online
Got a street gripe? There’s a new way to tell the city about it.
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Mayoral candidates sound off on transportation at big debate
A debate that was supposed to happen, then wasn’t, then did anyway.
Comment of the Week: Financing government with parking garages is a bad model
Housing investments would make more sense, says a reader.
The Monday Roundup: Gaza’s female biking club, biking jobs & more
This week’s best bike links begin with a look at women who ride in Gaza.
Commissioner Fritz floats another idea: Car-free streets
Whatever you think about Fritz’s other takes on bikes, it’s nice to hear someone saying that out loud.
TriMet driver publishes his latest ‘Report Card’ for Portland bikers
The things one bus operator feels the city’s bike users are doing well.
Five ways Vision Zero should address race and income injustice
Transportation advocacy doesn’t exist in a vacuum.
City wants taxpayers to finance $26 million hotel parking garage next to light rail
An eight-figure bet that driving to the Rose Quarter area is going to remain popular for decades.
Wonk Nights work! 30 months later, city kicks off bike parking reform
It will be an official follow-up to our unofficial event.
Bikes should rank beneath mass transit in city hierarchy, says Commissioner Fritz
Because unlike cycling, “Everyone can use the bus,” she says.
2016 Active Transportation Summit will tackle freight, housing, the Gorge and more
Once a year, Portland’s biking, walking, transit and public-space wonks gather.
The Monday Roundup: Terrible transit maps, 7,000 abandoned bikes & more
This week’s best bike links begin with a bus-map hall of shame.