Subscriber post: Today is the big day for the future of biking, if we make it so
“Bureaucrats did not build Portland — activists did.”
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Subscriber post: Ode to the Thursday Night Ride
No matter what our President tweeted, no matter what forest is on fire, no matter what ODOT has done that week, the Thursday night ride rides on.
Blazers Bike Night is Oct. 28: Ticket sales close this Sunday
The NBA’s bike-friendliest franchise is again inviting Portlanders interested in bicycling to get discounted tickets.
In Brief: Walking fatality on Columbia Blvd. this morning
We’ve discussed Columbia Boulevard many times in the past.
Morrison Bridge bike path set to reopen by Oct. 22 (updated)
The biking and walking path should reopen three weeks from today, Multnomah County said Monday.
An interview with Linda Robinson, a stalwart advocate for east Portland parks
Two words: Gateway Green.
The Monday Roundup: LA’s future lane capacity, America’s worst bus stop and more
This week’s best bike links begin with Lyft’s idea for reducing LA congestion.
Weekend Open Thread: your rides and Milwaukie-Sellwood Sunday Parkways
What bikey or outdoorsy things did you do this weekend?
Half-hour ‘human-protected bike lane’ will rally support for permanent street improvements
Some Portlanders see this as a one-time chance to grab the public imagination.
Weekend Event Guide: Sunday Parkways, Ninkrossi, Bike Town Hall, and more
Lobby your legislators from your saddle Saturday.
Free bike tour of central city will highlight local design work by women
The local chapter of the American Institute of Architects is honoring some of Portland’s urban design gems.
One year after he was killed while biking to work, Gresham man’s family will honor him
Esparza, 21, never tried to get a driver’s license and got around mostly by bicycle.