The Monday Roundup: Micro-lanes, food courier life, flying free and more
We need a “no-cars” emoji.
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Glisan Street ‘raceway’ to get facelift in bid to improve safety
Before and after The Portland Bureau of Transportation will begin work next week on what they’re (smartly) calling an “update” to Northeast Glisan Street east of I-205 to the city limits.
Weekend Event Guide: Gorge Pedal, Sunday Parkways, Bikes for Humanity and more
The weekend is almost upon us and the weather looks downright delightful (although it could be a bit on the hot side, so prepare accordingly). Check out our ride and event selections below…
A loop for the gravel-curious: Gunners Lakes from Stub Stewart State Park
A perfect loop from Stub Stewart if you want to try gravel riding.
Mayor Wheeler touts need for better bikeways, transit at ‘Climate Crisis’ panel in DC
What he mentioned, and what he didn’t.
North St. Bags wants your used panniers for their Back to School Bag Drive
Clean out your closet, get a deal on a new bag, and help people in need.
Citation issued to driver who backed into bicycle rider on North Tillamook
One of the busiest biking intersections in Portland.
Parks Commissioner Fish says Springwater will get more bike patrols following assault
“Everyone who uses the trail should feel safe.”
A chance for solidarity between bicycle and motorcycle riders?
Bicycle or motorbike, we are all vulnerable.
Review: ‘Motherload’ film gives cargo bikes their due
This film will tug at your heartstrings and make you want to ride your bike
3.3 mile section of Historic Columbia River Highway path set to open next month
It will be nothing short of spectacular.
The Monday Roundup: Robots in bike lanes, automobile supremacy, play-streets, and more
Robots in the bike lanes?