City proposes $30,000 project to preserve on-street parking next to unused parking lot
There’s no street parking on Sandy, so removing parking from 28th would require some of the bar’s customers to walk a block or two, perhaps further.
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Wolf-tracking documentary team will share their Oregon bike adventure tonight
Two members of the six-person team that set out this spring to trace the trail of the wolf OR-7 by bike through Oregon’s wilderness will discuss what they found in a free presentation Tuesday.
The Monday Roundup: Road rage shooting, Amtrak’s bike upgrade and more
Only in Florida would an argument about a bike-car interaction end in a shooting. We hope.
Pedalpalooza planner: 9 rides worth checking out for June 22-29
It’s that time again … when you realize that Pedalpalooza is almost over for the year and you’d better savor its final week.
Comment of the week: A TriMet bus driver on letting bikes pass first
What’s it like to drive a bus in a city full of bikes?
Mayor Greg Ballard will bring wisdom from Indianapolis to Portland next month
One of the country’s bike-friendliest mayors is coming to Portland to offer insights to his counterparts here.
A six-point plan to make Portland a better place to grow up
I moved to Portland because it would be the place in the US with the greatest opportunity to bicycle calmly, safely, and in good company. We can keep leading the way. Here’s how.
Portlander’s ‘protected intersection’ concept gets first on-street demo (in Minneapolis)
A Portland planner’s concept for a way to almost completely eliminate bike-car conflicts from American intersections got its first road test in Minneapolis this month.
‘Popcorn plaza’ video shows off benefits of reusing underused street space
One of the organizers for local group Better Block PDX has made a nice video of how Portlanders responded to two temporary public spaces the group created over the weekend at one of Portland’s most interesting intersections.
Legislator says effort to improve 82nd Avenue is ‘really picking up steam’
State Sen. Michael Dembrow says a window of opportunity is opening for the state to make Portland’s 82nd Avenue a better place.
Bike-to-transit mobile trip planner launches in Portland
A free app that uses the open-source software behind ride.trimet.org is bringing multimodal trip planning to Portland iPhones.
After alleged bike-bus collision, TriMet driver tells man ‘You’re fine’ and drives off
A man claims that a TriMet driver blew him off after a bus pulled in front of him while he was riding his bike.