Comment of the Week: Thinking globally, denying climate change locally
What’s the relationship between small-scale and large-scale environmental action?
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Comment of the Week: Lawsuits, the quiet pressure behind city decisions
Street safety matters to cities. So does street comfort. But only one of those issues will land you in court.
Comment of the Week: Nike’s self-inflicted recruitment challenge
Is one of the region’s most important companies turning its back on talent by locking its campus off from biking and transit?
Comment of the Week: Teaching your kid to be a millionaire
We didn’t all love math when we were 15, but most of us probably liked buying stuff.
Comment of the Week: The secret to becoming a total badass
It’s actually pretty simple.
Comment of the week: Courts, not cops, as the core of bike theft neglect
Biking is so cheap and efficient that it’s a blip on almost every chart, including enforcement.
Comment of the Week: The slow, possible work of progress
Effective political tactics have a way of staying effective.
Comment of the Week: The decline of ageism in biking
Actually, older people are driving the modern biking movement.
Comment of the Week: For this rider, driving is a necessity
You love to bike. You need to drive. What’s a Portland parent to do?
Comment of the Week: The Four Types of Bikeways
But what if we turned the four types of bicyclists concept on its head?
Comment of the Week: The missed opportunity of Tilikum Crossing
Problems with the west-side landing of Tilikum Crossing.(Image: Ted Buehler) The new transit/bike/walk bridge opening across the Willamette next year has become one of Portland’s go-to examples of how we continue to do great things. And it’s certainly true that it’s a massive investment in active transportation. But as reader Ted Buehler argued in a … Read more
Comment of the Week: Making Beaverton the country’s #1 biking suburb
Comfortable biking in suburbs arguably holds even more potential than it does in older, denser cities.