‘Day without the bicycle’ follow-up: How to make 1/3 of Portland’s bikers vanish
Massive temporary shifts from bike to other modes already happen regularly.
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‘Cross is coming! These clinics will help get you ready
The cyclocross season starts in just a few weeks. Here are some clinics to help get your ready.
A close-up look at the best business bike parking in Portland
A grocery store in north Portland has the best bike parking of any business in the city.
Anti-violence ride will ‘Take back the streets’ of north Portland
A bike ride in north Portland will show the community streets can be places of much more than senseless violence.
Williams Ave project will break ground next month
It can’t happen soon enough.(Photo: J. Maus/BikePortland) At long last, the Portland Bureau of Transportation is ready to break ground on a re-design of N Williams Avenue. The project began in January 2011 with an eye toward transforming Williams into a street that offered world-class bicycling conditions. However, as many of you know, just five … Read more
The case for streetcar as pro-bike infrastructure
Streetcars might actually be the very best sort of public transit at improving biking.
‘Policymakers’ get taste of Portland’s good, bad, and ugly bikeways
The 10th annual, invite-only Policymakers Ride brought bigwigs from around the region to explore Portland’s bikeways.
First look: PBOT’s new bike lane ‘adjustments’ on N Willamette Blvd
PBOT has re-striped a section of Willamette Blvd to make it a nicer place to ride a bike.
How to get more biking advocates to ‘show up’
If our city truly yearns for those of us who care about active transportation to come and cheer a plan along, it needs to offer some plans worth cheering for.
ODOT announces ‘listening sessions’ for state Bike & Ped Mode Plan
ODOT is working on their new Bicycle and Pedestrian Mode Plan and they’ve just announced five public workshops that will shape how they move forward.
Photo Gallery: Stumptown Criterium
Our photo gallery from the racing action at Sunday’s Stumptown Criterium in downtown Portland.