Comment of the Week: A better way from Clinton to Tilikum
Sometimes, you just have to stop reading the signs.
Comment of the Week
What do you tell out of town drivers about Portland?
What would I tell someone from out of town who was driving in Portland to pay special attention to?
Comment of the Week: Portland, the city that can reinvent itself
“That is what Portland has always been for me, a city that is an active agent in its own evolution.”
Comment of the Week: One more Portland bike user for better pavement
North Michigan Avenue: tighten your bolts.
Comment of the Week: SE Foster, the heart of Portland’s coming bike grid
Unlike almost every other bike lane in Portland, Foster’s will run right through commercial districts.
Comment of the Week: Biking, fitness and weight loss are three different things
“I doubt there’s a fat girl alive who has any doubts about the desirability of being thin.”
Comment of the Week: The real cost of having unsafe streets
How does our fear of losing our loved ones shape their lives?
Comment of the Week: What if there were a national campaign to shame people who drive illegally?
Should traffic crimes be punished like sex crimes?
Comment of the week: Portland’s road-diet deadline
As Portland’s buildings fill in and grow up, its streets might start filling up, too. And that’ll only make change harder.
Comment of the week: On city streets, what is passing and speeding even for?
The video is worth watching all the way to the end; it keeps getting funnier.
Comment of the Week: The joy of discovering bikes as a kid in Portland
“The people we;ve met, smells we smell, birds we see, conversations we have are all thanks to biking.”
Comment of the Week: The five-ingredient recipe for a great bike city
If anyone in the country knows what it takes for a city to improve its bike transportation, it’s a woman whose entire business depends on cities doing so.