As Portland’s job growth continues, business leaders tout bikes and transit
Local businesses are continuing their embrace of Portland’s biking and walking amenities.
Michael Andersen (Contributor)
BikePortland Articles by Michael Andersen (Contributor)
Portland parking reformers puzzle over how to value bike lanes
Parking wonks have a formula for the right price of auto parking. But what if a street needs something else more?
Bike Farm launches pay-what-you-can wrench night for Spanish speakers
DIY bike repair shop Bike Farm has a new night just for Spanish speakers.
Amanda Fritz touts street funding plan and hopes for third term
Fresh off a transportation funding policy coup, Commissioner Fritz says she’ll run again.
County now using magnetic sweeper to pick up tacks off Hawthorne Bridge path
After three weeks, fresh reports keep coming in.
Meetup Thursday kicks off new push for land bridge over I-405
A downtown consulting firm is hosting a conversation tomorrow morning about one of Portland’s most persistent ideas: a cap over the Interstate 405 freeway.
Safety advocate to Novick: Where’s the Barbur study you requested?
When is a traffic study not a traffic study?
One rider’s Twitter crusade shows the ‘City that works’ what doesn’t
The day Will Vanlue decided to start delivering for SoupCycle was an especially good day for the rest of Portland.
Comment of the week: A brief intro to bike fitting
“Bicycles have substantial bilateral symmetry. Humans, not so much; we just look that way.”
Free to good home: a bicycle-powered star destroyer
Considering that one of these requires the annual combined economic output of several star systems to produce, that’s a pretty good deal.
The Monday Roundup: Illegal walking, ambulance bike racks and more
This week’s most interesting bike links start with parents threatened with losing child custody because they let their kids walk home from the park.
The Friday Profile: David Griffiths, Portland’s tattooed philosopher of ‘ciclovismo’
“If ‘cyclist’ is the ‘ist,’ there needs to be an ‘ism’ to go with that.'”