After fielding criticisms, ODOT adopts new biking and walking plan
It sets the table for ODOT policy and strategy for the next 25 years.
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Separation anxiety: Here’s why Portland isn’t building protected bikeways (yet)
For example, there’s the 26 feet of open space requested by the Fire Bureau on any street adjacent to a building of at least three stories.
The Monday Roundup: Dutch distractions, China’s bus boondoggle & more
This week’s best bike links begin with a possible Dutch crackdown on texting while biking.
Man dies after being struck while bicycling on SW Multnomah
Police have charged a suspect with DUII and Manslaughter.
Comment of the Week: The car-free destiny of NW 13th Avenue
It makes sense.
Ask BikePortland: Do I have to stop for red lights while riding on ‘Better Naito’?
Sorry to break it to you, but red means stop.
Two videos that will help you understand homelessness in Portland
Towards a greater understanding of a complex and controversial issue.
Why are all those people drinking coffee and eating donuts on the bike path?
Every Friday in June you can get free breakfast on the bridges.
Jobs of the Week: BIKETOWN, Portland Design Works, B-line, Yakima, Go By Bike, First City Cycles
Six fresh opportunities in Portland’s bike industry.
Portland’s ‘Lawyer Ride,’ now 25 years old, is still pedaling strong
Lawyers in lycra are a Portland institution.
As TriMet puts another $2 million into WES, some imagine the bike trail that wasn’t
The line costs TriMet $135,000 per week to operate and serves about 1,000 riders a day.
Weekly Video Roundup: playing on closed streets, bikepacking Norway, more
Our weekly video selections, lovingly curated by Ted Timmons.