Is the FAST Act really a ‘win’ for bikes? Let’s see what the charts say…
It’s a matter of perspective.
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Portland-based director quits as national advocacy group faces unclear future
Big shifts in funding could have ramifications for national bike advocacy.
Electric bike news: Nomad Cycles emerges from Ecospeed and Pedego arrives in Portland
Growth in Portland’s e-bike industry.
In defense of neighborhood greenways, city will send police to Clinton Street
The defense of Portland’s neighborhood greenways has begun.
After fatal crash, BTA calls for continuous bike lanes on Lombard
They’ll deliver a petition to the regional manager of ODOT.
The Monday Roundup: The failure-to-yield epidemic, the upside of cheap oil and more
This week’s best bike links begin with the startling lethality of failures to yield.
Fatal hit-and-run at NE Lombard and 42nd Ave – Updated
Police have detained two suspects.
Comment of the Week: Eight simple tips for wet riding
For those of you who’ve moved to Oregon in the last year: yes, every winter is like this.
Advocates fear loss of dedicated biking and walking funds from Metro
Time for bike projects to compete with the big boys?
State and city fast-track closure of extra offramp near east end of Broadway Bridge
Good news about one of the most dangerous spots on one of Portland’s most popular bike routes.
Portland’s former urban bike farmer releases new book
The author laid roots in a changing city.
Scary pinch-point on Lombard puts new ORcycle trouble-reporting app to the test
“There is not extra pavement width that could be reallocated to stripe bike lanes.”