ODOT campaign says it loud and proud: ‘Every Intersection is a Crosswalk’
Tell it like it is, Oregon.
Michael Andersen (Contributor)
BikePortland Articles by Michael Andersen (Contributor)
What’s the point of bike share? This survey explains it well
Ohhhh that explains it.
As city preps for public bike share, it weighs rules for a private competitor
The city might invoke its authority over companies doing business in public space – in this case, making money from bikes parked at public bike staples.
Four ways Portland’s new bike share plan could flop
Third in a four-part series on bikesharing in Portland.
Long-delayed Portland bike share rose from the dead. Here’s why that might make it better
Three reasons Portland’s big delay could actually score it one of the country’s best systems.
Portland overhauls bike share plan, braces to launch with or without a sponsor
The city is planning to skip a generation of bike-sharing technology.
11 neat ideas that U.S. cities could learn from Colombian cities
It’s a little bit dumb that urbanists in the United States talk so much about Europe but not more about South America.
The Monday Roundup: Christchurch’s post-quake bikeways, China’s perverse incentives & more
This week’s best bike links begin with the aftermath of a cataclysm.
City looks for alternatives to door-zone bike lane on new street in South Waterfront
Well, this would definitely be odd if it happened.
People on Bikes: Colombia
It’s likely that more bike trips happen in Bogotá, Colombia, than any other city in the Western Hemisphere.
City will share options for Clinton Street upgrades at Sept. 16 open house
Portland’s second-most-ridden neighborhood greenway is being lined up for possible improvements.
TriMet police stake out new train-track crossings east of Tilikum Crossing
Portland’s regional transit agency is trying to educate people about navigating the new expanse of pavement near the corner of SE 8th and Division.