PSU grad students will help plan Green Loop and North Portland Greenway
Two of Portland’s most visionary long-term biking projects will get a boost this spring from two teams of planners-in-training.
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Open house tonight for ‘Outer Powell Safety Project’ (3/9)
Detail from ODOT infographic. Download original PDF here. If you live, work or ride on SE Powell Blvd from 99th to the Portland city limits, an open house tonight is a great chance to help make it better. The Oregon Department of Transportation is hosting the event, which will give attendees a closer look at … Read more
The Monday Roundup: Ice bikes in Buffalo, bike-friendly jeans for women & more
This week’s best bike links start with a new service in frigid Buffalo.
Jobs of the Week: Seven Corners, Athletes Lounge, Community Cycling Center
We’ve had three great job opportunities listed this week.
Comment of the Week: The hidden political cost of neighborhood greenways
An argument that Portlanders are used to hearing over and over and over again.
Half of Portland car2go vehicles now have rear bike racks
68% of Portland car2go users in a recent survey said they bike once or more per week.
Clackamas County launches survey to guide their new bike map
Even if you carry a smartphone, there are still a few times when paper does some jobs best.
Bill in Salem would let safety cameras nab speeders on high-crash streets
Portland’s 10 high-crash corridors would be dotted with radar cameras.
Oregonian editorial calls on city to ‘reconsider its bike ban’ in River View
It’s an unfair breach of trust with mountain bikers, the paper’s editorial said.
Guest post: A progressive Portland developer’s plan for an affordable infill policy
A set of ideas for affordable density that doesn’t leave a mark.
Path under construction will link Springwater system to central Gresham (photos)
It’ll be a million-dollar upgrade to the made path that’s run in the grass alongside the tracks for years.
Multnomah County car registration is down 8% since 2007, and isn’t rebounding
The Great Recession has left plenty of marks on the Portland area. Here’s one of the happier ones.