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The Monday Roundup: Bike lane maps, mandating reflective cars and more
This week’s best bike links start with a series of maps of U.S. cities with only the bike infrastructure showing.
Parks Board demands answers about River View decision from Commissioners Fritz and Fish
They’re unhappy with the decision too. Now they want answers.
Comment of the Week: Does Vision Zero require gravel freeways?
A freeway outside Delft, Netherlands.(Photo: Edwin van Buuringen) The most important concept in American streets advocacy right now seems to suggest that all rapid car travel should be abolished. That’s the perspective of BikePortland reader Tait, who argued semi-satirically this week that if preventing one person’s death is truly more important than fulfilling everyone else’s … Read more
Parks bureau restarts River View planning process
The city is set to re-open the process, but what can bike advocates expect?
Two weeks to two wheels: Portlanders share bikes and skills with new pay-it-forward program
Transitional housing tenants earn free bikes by helping teach each other how to fix abandoned ones.
Weekend Event Guide: Peep parade, bike camping, trail work and more
Little peeps and their people.(Photo courtesy of Kidical Mass PDX) Welcome to your menu of weekend rides and events, lovingly brought to you by our friends at Hopworks Urban Brewery. Looks like the calendar is a bit light this weekend. It is Easter weekend after all and lots of folks will just chill on Sunday … Read more
Dear everywhere else: This is how to do a detour. Sincerely, Multnomah County
A county traffic safety specialist assembled a perfect Portland-quality detour on the Burnside Bridge Thursday.
Right-hook risk drops with flashing “Yield to Bikes” sign on NE Couch
One of Portland’s most unusual bike-lane intersection treatments seems to be working.
Bike-powered grocery delivery service aims for major expansion
The Lents-based nonprofit home-delivers $20 worth of organic produce to its customers each week.
Sneak peek inside TriMet’s new Orange Line MAX trains
What are the new MAX trains like for bikes?
Portland’s joyfully nerdy new Multimodal Singers quartet brings poetry to motion
The group of four architects writes, composes and sings about the merits of biking, walking and riding mass transit.