Advocate: County survey needs input from rural road users, not just residents
“It appears that the only active outreach has occurred at two open houses held along Skyline and in Corbett.”
Michael Andersen (Contributor)
BikePortland Articles by Michael Andersen (Contributor)
Portland Timbers clarify: No season tickets required for bike parking
A spokesman for the soccer club straightened out misconceptions.
Monday Roundup: SF’s Idaho Stop rule, Seattle’s big vote & more
This week’s best bike links begin with an interesting workaround in San Francisco.
Comment of the Week: Portland, the city that can reinvent itself
“That is what Portland has always been for me, a city that is an active agent in its own evolution.”
Portland’s latest biking surge seems real, local bike shops say
“I would say that this year it’s probably even stronger.”
At open house, City hears overwhelming support for diverters on Clinton
Just about everyone who’s currently interested in the issue seems to ride a bike.
Oregonian video offers closer look at bike share hardware
Though like other bike share bikes they’re heavy at 45 pounds, Njus says they shine on “ease of use.”
‘When you have it, it’s priceless’: Nine questions for Seleta Reynolds
After three successful years in San Francisco, Seleta Reynolds is tackling a vastly larger job in Los Angeles. We talked about her advice.
The Oregonian blames ‘hipster hovels,’ not massive housing shortage, for rising rents
From 2006 to 2014, Multnomah County’s population grew 79 percent faster than its housing supply.
Outreach begins for likely upgrades to SE 82nd Avenue
It’s lined up for some changes – maybe even including a bikeway.
City proposes traffic diverters on SE Clinton at 17th and 29th
The city cited fresh evidence that Clinton Street has accidentally become a significant route for rush-hour car traffic.
The Monday Roundup: Cleveland’s backward bike lanes, folding cargo bike & more
This week’s best bike links start with something a little bit off in Cleveland.