The Friday Profile: Doug Klotz, Southeast Portland’s unlikely lightning rod
How did a hardware store clerk with a film degree become the most controversial man in Richmond?
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City applies for funding of Flanders bikeway bridge, 70s Bikeway, and more
The $9 million in grant requests would help the Bureau of Transportation fund a host of key projects.
City ponders new bike lane striping design for N Interstate Ave
Spurred by activists, PBOT plans to re-stripe “troubling” section of N Interstate.
Jobs of the Week: Bike share GM and Ride With GPS
Looking for a new gig? We’ve got some ideas.
‘Families for Safe Streets’ to launch Sunday on national day of remembrance
A new organization for people whose lives have been changed by traffic violence will hold its first public event this weekend.
Taking the pulse: Aggressive driving in Portland
Are things really getting worse out there?
Weekend Event Guide: Activism, Zoobomb, the solar system and more
Whether you feel like activisming, socializing, racing, or shopping — there’s something for you this weekend.
League night isn’t just for bowlers: MTB group launches monthly social event
Nothing should stand in the way of League Night.
Leah Treat reflects on two years at the helm of PBOT
The transportation leader seems to have turned a crucial corner.
New BTA policy looks to make its biking advocacy more racially equitable
“Our organization and our movement have not done enough to listen to the concerns and priorities of communities of color.”
Industry Ticker: All 68 Showers Pass products now available at Tigard bike shop
Not just jackets anymore.
Wednesday video roundup: Copenhagen, quadracycle, and wooden rims
Sit back and enjoy the show(s).