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May was a tumultuous month for Portlanders who care about safe streets. There have been tragic losses, protests, calls for reform and the early signs of progress. For me (and I’m sure others) it was a bit of a déjà vu. My mind keeps going back to that sad October of 2007 when we suffered … Read more
Get ’em out of the house and onto their bikes.
It was wrecked late Monday or early Tuesday, apparently by the wheel of a motor vehicle.
Basic details on Oregon’s biggest pay-what-you-will bike ride of the year.
For people biking, Portland is clearly the most dangerous of the four cities recognized as the nation’s bike-friendliest.
An “urban shred sled” from Mr. Vanilla.
As the last few weeks have made horrifically clear, the area is still full of problems.
Don’t be shy. Grab a wheel and enjoy the benefits of le peloton.
$75,000 for bike share in Portland! Oh wait…
This week’s best bike links begin with a blast from the 1970s.
Coming to the table.(Photo J. Maus/BikePortland) Portland Mayor Charlie Hales and City Commissioner Steve Novick have just announced an “urgent meeting” that will take place next week at City Hall to discuss bike safety following a spate of collisions that has sparked widespread concerns. Novick is the commissioner in charge of the transportation bureau, which … Read more
They heard you.(Photo: J Maus/BikePortland_ As hundreds of people take to the streets in an expression of frustration about unsafe biking conditions in Portland, the Oregon Department of Transportation has just announced plans to install new left turn arrows at SE Powell and 26th Avenue — an intersection where two people have sustained serious injuries … Read more