Monday Roundup: Banned truck ads, deadly DOTs, and more
The best stories we’ve come across in the past seven days, from sources you can trust.
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Guest Opinion: Cycling in Amsterdam was eye-opening, and boosted my resolve
Amsterdam holds persuasive powers over Portlanders.
Steel bollards on Naito have gone missing, leaving bike riders exposed to head-on traffic
When bollards go missing, so does protection on this vital downtown bikeway.
A driver hit a 12-year-old crossing the street, broke their leg, then fled the scene
“We are incredibly lucky that the situation did not have a more dire outcome.”
Podcast: World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
Go to the event and hear interviews with participants and speakers.
Free2Move carsharing bites the dust, leaving low-car Portlanders in a lurch
It just got a little tougher to live in Portland without a car of your own.
Portlanders march to remember traffic victims amid call for safer streets
The sleeping bags represented dead bodies and homeless people — both of which underline Portland’s traffic death epidemic.
City auditor takes up Portland Heights ADA ramp saga
City ramps up to more efficient government, hopefully.
Comment of the Week: Bike parking thrown out with the bath water
Bike parking is the poor cousin, always considered last.
Monday Roundup: Blaming the victim, speeding tech, adaptive bikes, and more
The best stories we’ve come across in the past seven days, from sources you can trust.
The bike infrastructure of NYC (Photo Gallery)
I think you’ll be simultaneously jealous and appalled.
Weekend Event Guide: World Day of Remembrance, rain celebrations, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.