Guest Article: Right turn on red laws and what they mean for cyclists
Susan Rosenthal shares what’s wrong with right turns and why it makes sense to restrict them.
Advocacy
Guest Article: Demand a pause on PBOT’s SW Alder decision
BikeLoud says a change of this magnitude should not be made outside regular advisory venues.
State bicycle and pedestrian committee seeks business rep
If you’re in the business of selling or repairing bikes, they want you!
Volunteers clear the shoulder for a safer climb to Rocky Butte
Part of a larger effort to make the area an urban recreation hub.
Portland’s ‘Bike Buddy’ program is flourishing thanks to Clean Energy Fund grant
BikeLoud PDX is on pace to reach their 100 match goal by this fall.
Transit riders share stories at community-building event ahead of ‘Week Without Driving’
It was an opportunity for non-drivers to have their voices heard.
Dirty Freehub’s inclusive gravel cycling campaign empowers riders with disabilities
Their indispensable guides are now easier to use for more people.
Video: Advocates delivered clear demand for action at City Council on Monday
Advocates delivered powerful testimony as high-profile decision makers looked on.
New planning model tested as riders tackle SE 7th and Sandy
The event, listed on the Shift calendar as the Street Plaza Test Ride, was no ordinary community feedback session.
April will be a huge month for transportation in Oregon
Any day now, lawmakers in Salem are expected to reveal the long-awaited transportation funding and policy bill.
Gorge Transit Summit promises peek into future, fun for bus lovers, and cookies
This summit is a great chance to plug into transit advocacy, and it comes at a crucial moment for the future of bus services in Oregon.
‘Critical Mass’ ride coming to Washington County
Cyclists on the westside are sick and tired of being marginalized.