Citing safety concerns, TriMet wants “swing gates” at inner southeast MAX crossings
TriMet has a plan to keep you safe from new Orange Line MAX trains.
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Portland aims to finish ‘Vision Zero Action Plan’ by October 2016
Portland is about embark on a 16-month process that will result in a plan for Vision Zero implementation.
New York City sparks a movement with Vision Zero vigil
A spark from New York City. Will it start a fire?
‘Reconnecting the Gorge’ films debut amid enthusiasm for Historic Hwy completion
Inspiring new films tell the story of the Historic Columbia River Highway.
TriMet announces big changes to SW Moody cycletrack
Get ready for new lane assignments on Moody.
Scenic Bikeways pump $12.4 million into Oregon economy, study says
Dollars follow riders on state’s premier cycling routes.
Neighbors weigh in on designs for new diverters and bike lanes on NE Rodney
PBOT trying to finish up Rodney Neighborhood Greenway; but residents aren’t done weighing in.
After scary pass and encounter, an attempt to seek justice from video evidence
“We’ve got to do something about this. This is beyond the pale.”
My family’s Cycle Oregon Weekend (photos)
In my opinion, the best thing about Cycle Oregon Weekend has nothing to do with cycling at all.
How was your ride? Portland mobile startup hopes to gather 5,000 answers every week
It’d be a new, lightning-fast way of planning bike infrastructure, the founder says.
Traffic diversion debate shifts to north Portland with open house tonight
PBOT says an existing diverter, hailed by activists, is too onerous for some residents.
The Monday Roundup: Fewer roads, no cars, a bikepacking book, and more
No more driving allowed Central Park!(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) This week’s Monday Roundup is brought to you by Lumberyard Bike Park, who reminds you to sign your kids up for Summer Shred Academy camps. Welcome to Monday! Before we get rolling, let’s look back at the best stories you might have missed last week… The … Read more