PBOT says cancellation of $299,000 app contract won’t impact Transportation Wallet program
The agency opened their wallet for a vendor that didn’t come through.
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Tonight: It’s ‘Bike the Lights’ night at PIR
The annual tradition is here! Bundle up and join the fun.
Podcast: In the Shed with Eva & Jonathan – Ep 4
Grab a warm drink and join us for a chat in the shed.
Comment of the Week: A challenge to comment better
A good end of year resolution, take the challenge!
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.
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.