First look at Yuba’s new ‘Spicy Curry’ electric-assist cargo bike
One of the best car-replacement vehicle options on the market.
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Travel time and speed data shows impact of Powell protest
Traffic data clearly shows how protests tamed a wild urban highway.
Anti-speeding bill nears vote in Salem as activists plan “die-in” at ODOT offices
As Portlanders look for ways to change the culture of streets like Powell Boulevard, state legislators are nearing a vote on a bill designed to do exactly that.
Protest on SE Powell slows traffic, draws big crowd
Peaceful and legal and it worked.
Update on SE Powell collision: Driver has 2 careless driving convictions and Mayor mentions protest
On the mayor’s radar. A few updates to our top story: — The man who was driving the truck that collided with Alistair Corkett on Sunday has two prior convictions for Careless Driving. According to our legal sources, 42-year-old Barry Allen was charged with Careless Driving in November 2013 and Careless Driving and Unsafe Operation … Read more
A third-party view of that u-lock-throwing-road-rage story
A third party view of the U-lock throwing incident.
Utah and Massachusetts jump past Oregon in bike-friendly state rankings
For the second time ever, Oregon didn’t make the top five.
First Look: ODOT’s temporary bikeway for N Denver Ave project
Not bad ODOT, but still a few kinks to work out.
Campaign looks to raise $50,000 for man who lost leg in Sunday’s collision
Help Alistair on his road to recovery.
The Monday Roundup: Salt Lake’s protected intersection, Jiu-jitsu vs. bike thief and more
This week’s best bike links begin with a little bit of Utrecht landing in Utah.
Local dad calls for ‘super-legal slow-down’ of Powell Boulevard during Monday rush hour
The father of two Cleveland High School students says that traffic injuries like the ones that are common on Powell Boulevard are “inexcusable and unnecessary.”
Sunday Parkways rings in the start of summer in East Portland
Residents of Portland’s most kid-heavy quadrant turned out by the thousands on Sunday for what’s become an East Portland Mother’s Day tradition.