A region can dream: The metro area’s vision for its future path network
When you stitch together the bike plans of every city in the area, you get something pretty spectacular.
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BikePortland Articles by Michael Andersen (Contributor)
TriMet scores grant to study the world’s best bike + transit ideas
TriMet is a few months away from a year-long review of the ways its transit system interacts with bikes.
Five surprises in a comparison of Portland and Dutch travel choices
A motherlode of new data has revealed, for the first time, the ways the distance of our trips affects the way we travel.
BikeLoudPDX postcard campaign amplifies the grassroots
Portland’s newest bike advocacy organization is bringing back the postcard.
The Monday Roundup: Bingo, a cargo bike park, sex with cars, and more
This week’s best bike links start with a dynamite interview with a traffic historian.
Comment of the Week: The decline of ageism in biking
Actually, older people are driving the modern biking movement.
LEED apartment building lacks cargo bike parking, so family rents an auto space
A $40-a-month lesson in the details of modern Portland architecture.
Bike shop spreads the cyclocross gospel with ‘CX Curious’ workshops
The CX Curious crowd at Saturday’s CrossCrusade opener at Alpenrose Dairy included Noel Mickelberry, Kyla Yeoman, Lindsay Walker, Katie Popoff, Kathy Lombardi, Claudia Martinez, Melia Tichenor, Nate Semm, Julia Himmelstein and Allan Rudwick.(Photos courtesy Gladys Bikes) Gladys Bikes, the woman-centric bike shop on Northeast Alberta Street, keeps coming up with interesting new projects that prove … Read more
After 3-day demo, city council moves to ‘next phase’ of rethinking 3rd Avenue
The experimental protected bike lane and pedestrian plaza seem to be reshaping how the city sees the street.
First Look: 50s Bikeway adds diverters, crossings at Burnside and Division
The 50s Bikeway is looking great, and two of the most important components are in place.
In ‘Requiem for a greenway,’ Clinton Street user renews call for diverters
Has one of Portland’s most beloved bikeways drowned in car traffic over the last six months?
Commissioners Fish and Fritz warm to income tax to pay for streets
Can Portland’s proposed transportation income tax count to three?