Trees to tame heat, medians to tame drivers, and wider sidewalks star in latest 82nd Ave plans
This is what $55 million buys you on the stroad redesign market.
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Safety goes dark as intersection daylighting lags in Portland
An elementary school student was hit Monday in southeast because a parked car reduced visibility.
Bike Happy Hour: Candidates, questions, and characters
Tonight’s special guest is Warpaint founder and NW Trail Alliance Community Manager Roo Albisurez.
The tale of TriMet’s #17 and how to lie with a bus schedule
Small route changes can have big negative impacts, and your voice matters in preventing them.
ODOT tries ‘recreational immunity’ argument to avoid liability for crash on popular cycling road
Another reason why I’ve alway warned against playing into the false dichotomy of recreation versus transportation.
Portlanders take gravel clean-up into their own hands
Effort and ingenuity are coming together to clean Portland streets.
Anti-PBOT extremists cut down ‘Road Closed’ signs in Rose City Park
Someone took their opposition to this project way too far.
Comment of the Week: Thoughtful words about a senseless tragedy
At least the system has reacted with a semblance of justice.
Monday Roundup: Speed limiters, super drivers, red asphalt, and more
The most notable stories our community came across in the past seven days.
Podcast: In the Shed – Ep 10
Grab a warm drink and join us for a chat.
‘In the Dirt’ doc brings Navajo mountain biking to Portland
Next Saturday (February 3rd) Portland will welcome two members of the Navajo Nation who will be in town to promote a screening of the new documentary film, In the Dirt. The film tells the story of a group of Native American cyclists who bring mountain biking to a reservation in New Mexico, and then watch … Read more
Weekend Event Guide: Bud Clark, southerly ladies, lit bikes, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project