BikeLoud PDX won’t protest bike lane removal this time around. Here’s why
“Anyone doing so are not acting in the best interest of promoting biking.”
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“Anyone doing so are not acting in the best interest of promoting biking.”
The ride illustrates how the proliferation of bike buses in Portland has made our community stronger.
Protestors beat back an attempt to remove the bike lane. For now.
Harris’ remarks come as traffic deaths to vulnerable road users is on a troubling rise.
“Bullying works” says this DIY infrastructure rabble-rouser.
A unique approach and a curriculum created by someone with expertise about what causes crashes.
Free donuts and coffee part of a new campaign to raise awareness of protected bike lanes.
“I’m fed up with having my safety threatened every time I leave my home.”
Bikes just happen to be a great way to learn about a community and connect with constituents.
Lots of talk about parkways on this one. And what’s up with Sacajawea Park?!
It’s a very bright spot amid a lot of gloom.
The program will launch in north Portland October 1st.
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project