Collision involving FedEx truck kills man riding on Cornell Road in Cedar Mill
A right-hook claims the life of a man who was bicycling on NW Cornell Road.
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Weekend Event Guide: Parties, Cranksgiving, tree plantings, and more
The Kruger’s Crossing race is a great excuse to soak up farm vibes out at Sauvie Island.(Photo by J. Maus/BikePortland) Welcome to your menu of weekend rides and events, lovingly brought to you by our friends at Hopworks Urban Brewery. I hope you haven’t made non-bike plans for Saturday because it’s packed with great events. … Read more
Public health, environmental, and transpo orgs say street fee proposal is ‘good public policy’
8 non-profits just came out strongly in favor of PBOT’s transportation funding plan.
City of Portland will take ‘deep dive’ into data to assess neighborhood greenway system
Urged (in part) by recent activism around neighborhood greenways, PBOT has set out to take a closer look at all of them.
Networking, neighborhoods, and DIY activism success
With a few allies in other neighborhoods, it’s possible to make huge changes to city neighborhood greenway plans. So step up — the time for your neighborhood association to shape the next round is right now.(Photo: J.Maus/BikePortland) Part of our series of guest posts, America’s Next Bicycle Capital, where we share community voices about the future … Read more
Kaiser Permanente works to close connectivity gap through North Portland campus
If all goes according to plan, riding to and from the Failing Street Bridge will get much better soon.
Study: Dollar for dollar, bike infrastructure pays off better than road maintenance
Bikeway networks have payoff schedules, too.
Portland just completed what may be the world’s first citywide skateboard count
As bike advocates learned long ago, you can’t start improving things until you start measuring them.
ODOT will close I-5 off-ramp onto Broadway, add other safety features
Take a look at ODOT plans that will have a big impact on Broadway’s biking environment.
Ask BikePortland: Can I go when the walk sign turns green?
Resist the urge to go on the crosswalk green.
Aging bridge could lead to car-free stretch of roadway north of Forest Grove
The bridge is already closed to traffic heavier than 13 tons.
City’s online map app updates its project list and adds more data
The web toolkit that lets you track Portland transportation projects has been heaved into the Hales/Novick era.