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Welcome to our new Bike Parking Review column. Grading bike parking is something we’ve done for years around here, so I thought it would be fun to give it a bit more structure and have some set judging criteria. This will hopefully give people a better guide for how to advocate for and create quality … Read more
Thanks to a big effort by community organizers, Oregonians will now have a few more days to do their homework and take part in the most highly scrutinized STIP funding process in recent memory. The STIP, or Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, is the Oregon Department of Transportation’s capital project list and it accounts for $2.2 … Read more
Outgoing City Commissioner Chloe Eudaly addressed the Portland Bicycle Advisory Committee (BAC) last night in a wide-ranging address that touched on the death of her father, expressed regret for not pushing cycling further, offered advice for cycling advocates, and much more. Eudaly, who took over as transportation commissioner in August 2018, lost her re-election bid … Read more
(Houses with holiday lights in the Starkwood neighborhood. Photos by Tom Howe)
(Photos of Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd/Hwy 99E by Jonathan Maus/BikePortland)
City Commissioner Chloe Eudaly is on the agenda of the Portland Bicycle Advisory Committee (BAC) Tuesday night. It will be the final time the BAC hears from the commissioner-in-charge of the transportation bureau and an opportunity for her to cement a legacy. When it comes to cycling, many of us will likely recall a tenure … Read more
Ready to start the new year with a new job? We’ve got some great leads for you. Learn more about our latest listings via the links below… – Shipping Specialist – Velotech, Inc. – Customer Service Rep – Stages Cycling – Digital Marketing Specialist – Ride with GPS – Frontend Engineer – Ride with GPS … Read more
