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It seems likely that some time this year, voters will get a chance to choose one of several options.
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It seems likely that some time this year, voters will get a chance to choose one of several options.
Two great opportunities to start out the year. Check out our most recent job listings via the links below… Assistant Store Manager – Western Bikeworks Bicycle Service Technician* – Athletes Lounge (Note: this job has re-opened after previously being marked as “filled”)
People who live near the last stop on the Orange Line want to redevelop their area for low-car life.
It never hurts to email PBOT with an idea. Sometimes they will actually take you up on it.
Hearing “bicycling” at the swearing-in ceremony was a pleasant surprise.
Site of nasty collision last spring might see safety improvements if Parks finds the funds.
A forecast buried deep inside the USDOT website seems to be the first to fully acknowledge that people have stopped driving more.
Someone apparently scattered thumbtacks across the westbound path of the Hawthorne Bridge crossing early Tuesday evening.
A traffic jam can lead to a canceled flight, which can cost Intel precious hours in the short lifespan of important dyes used in Hillsboro chip factories.
Advocates for off-road cycling will request $200,000 from Portland Parks’ upcoming budget.
Two local examples show that bait bikes have arrived in Portland.
(Photo by J. Maus/BikePortland) Hit and runs are far too common in Oregon. Unfortunately, so is the feeling of helplessness about what to do about them. In the spirit that knowledge equals power, I’ve put together a primer on the laws surrounding hit and runs and what do to if you are ever involved in … Read more