Tacks on Hawthorne Bridge cause multiple flats
Someone apparently scattered thumbtacks across the westbound path of the Hawthorne Bridge crossing early Tuesday evening.
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BikePortland Articles by Michael Andersen (Contributor)
‘Value of jobs’ report documents congestion’s burden on Portland economy
A traffic jam can lead to a canceled flight, which can cost Intel precious hours in the short lifespan of important dyes used in Hillsboro chip factories.
‘Greater Nike area’ street upgrades include 1.5 miles of protected bike lanes
Two streets in northwest Beaverton would get 1.5-mile protected bike lanes joined by a traffic circle.
PSU students back plan to add parklet to SW 4th Ave food carts
A team of Portland State University students is pushing this spot to its next step.
The Monday Roundup: GPS pedals, The Growing Bike, texting vs. cop and more
This week’s best links begin with high-tech pedals that double as GPS-enabled computers.
Comment of the Week: Thinking globally, denying climate change locally
What’s the relationship between small-scale and large-scale environmental action?
Elly Blue Publishing merges with Microcosm
One of the power couples of Portland biking has decided to formally join forces professionally, too.
33 questions that’ll shape Portland bike news in 2015
Actual predictions are for suckers.
For a slumping cycling city, there are reasons for optimism in 2015
Somewhere along the path to becoming one of the dirtiest words in Portland politics, a funny thing happened to bicycling.
Our ten most popular stories of 2014
Some people think that controversy makes people read news. They’re half right.
The Monday Roundup: Finnish urbanism, cities defying DOTs and more
This week’s best bike links begin with a little planning porn from Finland.
Southeast Ankeny and 15th may get new diverter this spring, city says
One of the city’s first bike boulevards may be on its way to a quick upgrade.