135 ghostly memorials of traffic victims now haunt our region’s streets
When will we decide enough is enough?
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Advocates line up to support singletrack in Metro parcels north of Forest Park
The final meeting and singletrack trails have survived the planning process.
First look at ODOT’s draft of a new biking and walking plan
The state is laying out its bicycling strategy for the first time since 1995
The Monday Roundup: German scofflaws, winter tips, John Wayne threat, and more
This week’s best bike links begin with the latest death-blow to the paper map.
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?
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.