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Burnout happens: Here’s how local activists cope
“Burnout is a way of telling you that your form of activism was perhaps not very full circle.” – Gloria Steinem Burnout is a part of activism that doesn’t get talked about often enough. Ever since we celebrated the fourth anniversary of BikeLoudPDX (the all-volunteer activism group I co-chair) in August 2018, I began to … Read more
First look at new bike lanes and other updates to NE 102nd Ave
Less space for driving is always a good thing.
ODOT will close sidewalk on St. Johns Bridge for two months
Two months of even more crowded sidewalks.
Family Biking: The ABCs of a summer bucket list
Hit your summer biking stretch goals.
Bridge Pedal lures riders of all types to carfree highways
Thousands of people took part in the 24th annual Bridge Pedal on Sunday.
Work has begun on new section of Marine Drive bike path
Slow but steady progress to close gaps.
Oregon Court of Appeals upholds bicycle riders’ right to pass on the right
Let that be a lesson to you Ashland PD!
City puts cycling on sidewalk for safety at tricky northeast intersection
A novel design that puts a lot of onus for safety on the bicycle user.
Weekend Event Guide: Bridge Pedal, Chrome sale, goldsprints, and more
Bridge Pedal is sort of a Portland rite of passage.
A good example of bus/bike integration at a transit stop
“It’s leaps and bounds ahead of what we’ve done before.”