Advocate has near-death experience on Barbur, a street he’s pushing to make safer
One of Southwest Portland’s most fervent advocates for a safer Barbur Boulevard said Tuesday that he was nearly killed while biking on the street.
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New signs help raise visibility of ‘neighborhood greenways’
Each sign costs about $50, including installation.
River View advisory committee forces Parks to address biking, access issues
The River View PAC gives the Parks Bureau plenty to think about.
Ask BikePortland: As a driver, what does all that green mean?
Confused by all the green.
Oregon House likely to pass bill to preserve income-diverse neighborhoods
The bill would require developers in certain areas to offer some housing units at below-market prices.
New bike signal north of Moda Center adds green time for southbound biking
The signal is in violation of two national standards but Portland installed it anyway.
Petition launched to strip Portland of ‘Platinum’ bike-friendly status
Portland not ‘Platinum’?
The Monday Roundup: Biking while older, the IKEA bike and more
This week’s best bike links start with a Danish study on the three factors that most influence older folks’ choices to ride.
Comment of the Week: The case for organized running advocacy in Portland
Portland is a biking town, but there’s no question that it’s a running town, too.
Rolling deeper with Cycle Oregon in 2015
BikePortland and Cycle Oregon — a pretty natural fit if you ask me.
Man issues citizen citation after police decline to investigate red-light collision
The man said he was nearly crushed last week by a large box truck whose driver allegedly ran a red light on MLK Boulevard.
ODOT starts work on new paths and better bike access near Kenton
North Portland riders should rejoice at the changes this project will bring to the Kenton area.