New ‘Friends on Bikes’ group wants to create a warm welcome for women of color
Cycling can break down barriers and build bridges.
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The Monday Roundup: Plungers, tolls, chop shops, KISS on bikes, and more
Who knew toilet plungers could unclog streets too?
A bike excise tax, losing the Lottery, and more Safe Routes: Our look at state transportation funding package
Would you accept a bike excise tax if it meant significant new funding for bike stuff?
Insiders dish on regional funding measure, BRT dreams, and more at ‘Future’ panel
Some real talk on swallowing poison-pills.
Jobs of the Week: Velotech, Traction Works, Fat Tire Farm, Bike Gallery
Time for a change? Ready to get into the bike industry?
Portland pays $525,000 settlement in Mike Cooley dangerous bike lane case
It’s the second settlement in a dangerous bikeway case this week.
City Council gives unanimous support to emergency speed limit decrease on Division Street
Current signs will be replaced tomorrow.
Planning commissioner forces City to defend I-5 widening project
Chris Smith calls the question — and almost gets his answer.
Portland’s first unsanctioned, virtual stage race starts this weekend
Five stages you can ride whenever you want.
Weekend Event Guide: The future, a film, time trials, 82nd Ave walking tours and more
Tough choices. And it starts tonight.
Guest article: The Street Trust’s goals for the 2017 transportation funding package
Our effort to win $161 million for safer streets.
How Vision Zero became Portland’s top transportation priority
From obscure concept to rallying cry in just three years.