Comment of the Week: Making Beaverton the country’s #1 biking suburb
Comfortable biking in suburbs arguably holds even more potential than it does in older, denser cities.
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Comfortable biking in suburbs arguably holds even more potential than it does in older, denser cities.
Checking in on a long-standing PBOT tradition: crosswalk enforcement actions.
Cycle Oregon here I come.
The people who live on SE 34th Avenue between Clinton and Division just can’t seem to persuade the city to add a bike lane in front of their houses.
PBOT wants to make bicycling on NE 7th between Weidler and Schuyler a bit more pleasant.
Oregon is doing a major update to its biking and walking plan. Now there’s a convenient way to share your input and shape the outcomes.
After many complaints, “no parking” signs will go into the commercial node north of Woodward.
Biking goes to the dogs this weekend at the Tour de Lab.(Photo: TourdeLab.com) Welcome to your menu of weekend rides and events, lovingly brought to you by our friends at Hopworks Urban Brewery. Consider what’s on tap this weekend: From a dirt road journey through rugged and beautiful Oregon backroads, to cyclocross races (two of … Read more
PBOT detour map of upcoming project that will close sections of Going. Portland’s premier neighborhood greenway is about to get a makeover.
Project Pabst, a new music festival headlined by local heroes like Modest Mouse, is bringing progressive transport to new heights this month.
Of the 81 projects on the map above, 62 would go in at or east of 82nd Avenue.
After 11 years in business, Sunset Cycles will close its doors.