Next-gen traffic signals and vehicles could be new boost to bike safety
A federal “Smart City” grant could bring millions of dollars for connecting vehicles to improve safety.
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A glimpse at Portland’s future — and better — bike network
This is how a real bike network emerges.
City puts future of transportation on display today at Smart City Tech Expo
See how the future of transportation in Portland might work.
The Monday Roundup: Sidewalk delivery robots, Tacoma teen Tazing and more
This week’s best bike links begin with a front wheel that turns a bike into an e-bike.
Five myths and a fact about the gas tax on Tuesday’s ballot
You might find this helpful in discussing it with friends and family.
Lovers of great streets: Better Broadway needs our help
Don’t let the haters speak for all of us.
Opinion: A permanent “Better Naito” deserves better than this
Hales might blow up his chance to make “Better Naito” permanent. It didn’t have to be this way.
After delay, Metro again faces vote that pits Safe Routes money against highways
Metro continues to consider an increase in money for road widening rather than for safety improvements near schools.
Portland’s biggest, baddest bike parking facility is about to open
The 24-hour facility will offer service from on-site mechanics, paid lockers, showers, a bike-repair stand, cargo bike parking and a bike wash.
Jobs of the Week: SprocketFly, Velotech, Stages, Athletes Lounge, Kenton Cycle Repair, Cynergy E-Bikes
Six great opportunities in our local bike industry.
City debuts new ‘Tuff Curb’ to create physical separation for bikeways
This should do the trick. More separation is in our future!
More bike projects in the works: NE 16th, SE Holgate, NE 37th
None of these will transform a neighborhood, but all three clarify links in the city’s bike network.