Bike riders and bikeways loom large in Burnside Bridgehead development boom
After two decades of waiting for Portland’s bike network to arrive downtown, it looks like downtown is headed for Portland’s bike network.
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After two decades of waiting for Portland’s bike network to arrive downtown, it looks like downtown is headed for Portland’s bike network.
It’s been a long construction period.
Metro and TriMet have started planning what could be the region’s first bus rapid transit line; but are they leaving something out?
Since car2go launched in Portland in 2012, it’s steadily grown its local fleet from 250 to 530 cars. But why?
Cities can’t exist without cargo. But it’s becoming increasingly clear that cities can exist with fewer big trucks.
The tendrils of bike theft reach into all types of other crimes.
Our roundup of the week’s best bike-related links starts with the coming drop in gas prices.
Deals on bike stuff abound on Black Friday.
This is definitely our favorite ice cream charity partnership ever.
The man had reportedly been banging on the back of the bus before his death.
Two products from Portland-based companies are perfect for the cold and dark season.
BTA goes public with letter that says PBOT is not doing as much as they should to keep work zones safe.