Local animator’s Vine videos explain road redesigns in seconds
We can make a lot of big improvements to our streets using nothing but paint.
Michael Andersen (Contributor)
BikePortland Articles by Michael Andersen (Contributor)
As Portland’s biking stagnation continues, it faces an unfamiliar problem: more congestion
Portlanders have started noticing something they haven’t been accustomed to for a decade.
BTA’s new Women Bike program aims to link up Portlanders who ride
It’s the latest local effort to making it easier for women to ride.
City settles on diagonal design for diverter on NE Rodney
The current temporary diverter would be “beefed up.”(Photo: J.Maus/BikePortland) After hearing from many people who are fans of the temporary diagonal diverter at NE Rodney and Ivy, the city has tentatively scrapped plans to remove it and is now planning to beef it up instead. That’s significant news for the planned north-south Rodney Neighborhood Greenway … Read more
The Monday Roundup: A gallery of street changes, L.A.’s road rethink & more
This week’s best bike links start with a neat website illustrating street transformations.
First Look: Southwest Moody is now probably Portland’s best street to bike on
The new design in two words: It’s fantastic.
Weekend Event Guide: Alleycat alumni, Grease sing-along & more
It’s Midnight Mystery weekend, but that’s not all.
Jobs of the Week: Velotech, Chris King
We’ve had two great jobs listed this week. Learn more about them via the links below…
Job: Framebuilder – Chris King Precision Components
Sorry, this job has been filled. Browse more great jobs here.
‘Bikes vs Cars’ film, coming to town next week, takes a global look at advocacy
The Swedish-made film draws on characters in Sao Paulo, Los Angeles, Toronto and Copenhagen.
Southbound sidewalk of Interstate Bridge over Columbia is closed today
Bridge work will close its eastern (northbound) sidewalk from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
State’s proposal to improve bike crossings of Powell: Remove bike lane from 26th
Portland transportation officials are facing pressure from their counterparts at the state to do something they’ve never done before.