Portland is finally closing the Naito Gap by converting a passing lane
After nine years, the transportation bureau has found a way.
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Council pulls parking mandate after affordability advocates pile into hearing
Opponents of the mandate outnumbered supporters three to one.
Campaign seeks funds for an indoor park for skating, BMX & other bikes
The current plan is for two days a week to be open to bikes.
Editorial: Even if more garages were a good idea, they’re pointless without permits
One pretty simple fact seems to be getting lost.
As bike share stations hit the streets, 550 annual memberships are sold so far
The first few Biketown stations are now bolted in place.
First annual Pedalpalooza awards recognize the festival’s best
The jaw opens and the eye blinks.
City weighs parking rule for NW that could block a fifth of new homes
If it had existed for the last eight years, it would have illegalized 23 percent of northwest Portland’s new housing supply.
Alleged shooting by fellow camper sends Springwater resident to hospital
Police described said the shooting happened at 3 a.m. and the wound was “non-life-threatening.”
The Monday Roundup: NYC’s lost sidewalk space, the Tour’s intense history & more
This week’s best bike-related links begin with a sad legacy of sidewalk removal.
Rock battles, modern murals & Vancouver beer: Pedalpalooza picks for weekend 3
It’s one long weekend to finish the festival.
BikeLoud, Livable Streets Action will ride to Salem July 16 for transportation reform
796 people died in Oregon road collisions in the last two years, a 42 percent increase.
Portland will offer Biketown-branded cycles for people with disabilities
It seems to be the first such program in the country.