A preview ride on TriMet’s new Orange Line
I rode the new MAX line. Here are a few thoughts and photos about it.
Front Page
Please note: ‘Paving’ projects can also be ‘safety’ projects that improve bicycling
Paving and safety need to hug it out.
Time to weigh in on PDC’s Broadway Corridor Plan
Let’s make sure the PDC knows biking is of paramount concern as they redevelop 24 acres in northwest.
Weekend Event Guide: Track racing, mystery ride, and more
Go ahead, fly your flag!(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) This menu of delicious rides and events is brought to you by our friends at Hopworks Urban Brewery. Their support makes BikePortland possible. I’m happy to finally be able to report that the heat wave is over! This weekend we’re finally getting a reprieve from 90-degree temps … Read more
Dangerous, high-speed pass on neighborhood street caught on camera
Disregard for safety and courtesy on full display.
Business owner to City Council: Bicycling is ‘lifeblood’ of a city’s future
“Other cities are passing us up because they realize that it attracts young people, the lifeblood of a city’s future.”
Portland’s next great bike neighborhood may be its most unexpected triumph yet
In 20 years, this seems likely to be the single most important hub of bicycling in the United States.
New ODOT resource demystifies funding for biking and walking projects
“X” marks the spot. Now you just need a good project.
What’s happening on SE Clinton? New traffic data tells the story
The new numbers bolster the case for traffic diverters to keep Clinton comfortable for all-ages bike traffic.
Guest article: Biking on the cheap
How one Portlander keeps his family moving on just $2,000 a year.
Coalition of legislators scores $17 million to rebuild 14 blocks of Outer Powell
The rebuild “will break ground in 2018,” Rep. Shemia Fagan says.
City says diverters possible on SE Clinton Street this summer
City spokesman Dylan Rivera said the experimental project “may involve some diverters, speed bumps and signage.”