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Inequity, car design are major factors in walking deaths says reporter Angie Schmitt
As (former) editor of Streetsblog USA and a prolific user of Twitter, Angie Schmitt has become a leading voice for a problem that plagues cities and towns across America: the skyrocketing rate of people killed while walking. Schmitt, who’s working on a book about the issue due out next year, was invited to speak in … Read more
The Monday Roundup: Bike lane ROI, SUV insanity, emissions map, and more
This week’s roundup is sponsored by Portland-based personal injury law firm Forum Law Group.
Jobs of the Week: Stages, Breadwinner, Metropolis, Ride With GPS
Look for a new gig? Check out our latest listings. Learn more about each one via the links below… – Customer Service Manager – Stages Indoor Home Cycling – Mechanic/Assembly person – Breadwinner Cycles – Bike Mechanic, Customer Service, and Bike Sales – Metropolis Cycle Repair – Backend Web Developer – Ride with GPS
St. Johns Bridge sidewalks re-open, and speed limits go back up
The Oregon Department of Transportation just announced they’ve finished a maintenance project on the St. Johns Bridge that had closed one of its two sidewalks for the past 42 days. That might not sound like a big deal, but if you’ve ever tried to ride or walk over the bridge you know that people not … Read more
Bike Loud PDX will celebrate 5 years of activism Friday night
Photos from Bike Loud events over the years. Click for captions. (Photos by Jonathan Maus unless otherwise noted)
