The Monday Roundup: Frigid migrations, ghost bike history & more
This week’s best bike links begin with an unusual refugee route to Norway.
Michael Andersen (Contributor)
BikePortland Articles by Michael Andersen (Contributor)
As Portland’s housing shortage boils over, its mandatory car-housing policy seems safe
A particular type of expensive machine can almost always be stored for free but every other object in society is expected to pay market rate.
Legislators’ letter urges Metro to fund regional Safe Routes to School program
A regional program would be available throughout the metro area, not just in Portland.
Street party caps Bike Commute Challenge, BTA says event will move to May
May is rainier than September, but new commuters will get to build their skills over the summer that follows.
Portland State University looks for solutions as biking decline continues
For the first year on record, employee biking to PSU declined last year, following a recent drop among students.
Local traffic victims’ families will band together to form new voice for safety
Victims and family members of life-changing traffic collisions are invited to join.
Photos and memories from our 10th birthday celebration
Any room becomes a special place when it’s full of people you love and respect.
The Monday Roundup: Bike-oriented office building, India’s ‘village of widows’ & more
This week’s best bike links begin with a concept for an entire office building built around bikes.
Tilikum Crossing may have boosted bike traffic already (corrected)
The Sept. 12 opening of Tilikum Crossing has cut Hawthorne Bridge bike traffic 33 percent.
How much should parking permits cost? Four ways the city could find out
Portland is on course to ignore a suggestion from its consultant that elected officials should never set the price of parking.
City plans protected bike lanes for NW Lovejoy and Broadway at post office site
It’d be a huge biking upgrade for the north side of downtown.
Salmonberry Trail to the coast hits milestone, begins fundraising effort
The proposed biking and walking path would link Banks in Washington County to Tillamook on the coast.