NE 7th Avenue upgrades likelier, but diverter opponents are organizing too
7th Avenue would be a great bikeway, but what would happen to diverted traffic?
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Yikes! Bikes almost roll in the way of buses, trains in close-call videos
Some mistakes can be fatal.
The Monday Roundup: Biker madness comic, citations for kids & more
This week’s best bike links begin with a terrifying “graphic novel” about biking.
Join us Monday to learn about the history of Portland bicycling
The free event is at the Kennedy School and will span 140 years of local bike history.
Affordable-housing alliance to city: Legalize ‘missing middle’ in bikeable neighborhoods
“One of the main drivers of expensive housing is minimum lot sizes.”
Jobs of the Week: Cycle Portland, Pearl Izumi, Cyclone, Bike Friday, Bike Gallery
Six hot and fresh new jobs to choose from.
Metro Council unanimously backs mountain biking trails north of Forest Park
“By creating access, we’re also creating stewards for this natural area.”
Crash victims in limbo as police records backlog swells to six months
Many insurers require a copy of the police report to pay out victims’ claims.
As the city mourns Prince, the week’s biggest bike ride is tonight
Expect many Portlanders to continue their local tradition of mourning pop icons.
City, state sued for unsafe road design in death of Martin Greenough
The lawsuit says ODOT and PBOT are to blame in the death that occurred in a bike lane gap.
City launches web survey and open house for Ankeny diverter project
Portland’s mission to upgrade its first-generation bike boulevards into modern neighborhood greenways is continuing.
Wednesday Video Roundup: Tall bike touring, the ‘Grey Escape’, Paris-Roubaix & more
The best bike videos on the web this week.