A ride into the future with east Portland’s biking action committee
“It’s all coming together and it’s going to come together fast.”
“It’s all coming together and it’s going to come together fast.”
But the draft policy stops short of saying that walking and biking are always higher priorities.
A tectonic shift in Portland bike advocacy.
Metro continues to consider an increase in money for road widening rather than for safety improvements near schools.
The May 9-15 design will add temporary crosswalk markings and traffic islands as well as in-street cafe seating.
The ultimate month to give biking a try.
The signs look legal, but aren’t.
“It’s not about the bike, it’s about community building.”
One year after it added 30 minutes to the life of every TriMet fare, a transit advocacy group has a new goal.
Portland’s rising bike advocacy group is putting meat on its bones.
In 2016, Portland voters will vote on a local gas tax, a new mayor, a transportation commissioner and a governor.
Whether you hate demolitions, love garages, yearn to live in a duplex or just think the rent is too damn high, now’s your chance to let the city know.