Transportation issues loom large over Alpenrose development
300 new homes, how about some bike lanes and sidewalks too?
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Metro President Lynn Peterson announces run for Congress
If all goes according to plan for 54-year-old Lake Oswego resident, she’ll join Portland’s Earl Blumenauer on the Congressional Bike Caucus in 2025.
Weekend Event Guide: Columbia County century, Salmonberry, knitting, and more
Sponsored by the Pioneer Century, this Saturday June 3rd!
PBOT leaders lobby Congress on Metro-funded trip to D.C.
Meetings with Oregon lawmakers and a trip to US DOT headquarters were on the agenda.
New era begins as Portland passes citywide camping ban
The ban is due to go into effect next month; but it remains to be seen how enforcement will play out.
This should be the year you do the Gorge Ride
If the Gorge is on your mental list of must-rides, register now for the Gorge Ride on June 24th.
Are bike-friendly speed bumps worth it?
People like them, but they also cost significantly more.
TriMet board member accuses nonprofit partner of ‘pageantry’ and paid testimony
A rare public feud between activists and a transportation agency.
City ordinance would ban camping on some bikeways and crack down on ‘chop shops’
The ordinance language doesn’t mention bikeways specifically, but several provisions will make the new ban apply to them.
Find a Pedalpalooza ride near you with this handy map
Excited to take part in the daily rides going on as part of Pedalpalooza right now, but don’t have a lot of time to get to the start location? Curious which parts of Portland are host to the most meet-up spots? A new map created by Portlander Aaron Kuehn can help. Aaron just shared this … Read more
City recommends major transportation and land use changes for lower southeast
One of the most underdeveloped parts of Portland has taken a big step toward catching up to the rest of the city.
Comment of the Week: Pedalpalooza—for the joy of riding together
Riding is even more fun with others.