Portland celebrates holiday shopping with free parking in downtown garages
Meanwhile, malls built on free parking are failing across the country.
Michael Andersen (Contributor)
BikePortland Articles by Michael Andersen (Contributor)
Parking reforms could include paid permit zones in neighborhoods near main streets
A way to quell neighborhood concerns about new development.
The Monday Roundup: Ford’s haunting safe-driving campaign, an LED U-lock and more
This week’s best bike links begin with a public service ad campaign from Ford.
In some metro areas, bike commuting is nearing the scale of transit commuting
And the strange correlation between old buildings and good transit.
Big day at City Hall affects pedicabs, taxi safety and backyard homes
Commissioner Amanda Fritz played a key role in all three votes.
Bike-share membership with a food-stamp card? Portland hasn’t shut the door
The basic problem, the city said, might be that a SNAP card bike-share program would be too successful.
New Portland study says greenery is the preferred bikeway buffer
What’s the best way to separate bike and auto traffic?
The Monday Roundup: Refugee rides in Berlin, backback biking tips and more
This week’s best bike links begin with a brand-new Berliner.
Bikesharing deal could be high-tech key to a low-car city
Open bike-share data and integrated payment systems can add up to something very big.
Very few poor people drive to work downtown
The Portland city council is considering subsidizing downtown car trips because some downtown commuters are poor.
Here’s what those orange bikes around Northeast Portland are all about
The orange bikes alone NE Broadway are certainly eye-catching.