Comment of the Week: Rethinking car/bike choices among public housing residents
“Where did we get the idea that a bike is too expensive to buy and maintain but a car is not?”
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“Where did we get the idea that a bike is too expensive to buy and maintain but a car is not?”
Bored with the World Cup? Looking for a shot of racing inspiration that only the Tour de France can provide? Here’s where to watch it.
Bike racing will return to downtown Portland in a big way thanks to a tie-in with the 2014 Major League Soccer All Star Game.
Someone has scrawled graffiti in northwest Portland that expresses anger at people who ride with flashing bike lights.
Ugh. It appears that the “rolling coal” phenomenon is real and is being done to annoy “environmentalists” and Prius drivers. It’s also a violation of the Clean Air Act.
We caught up with the group’s new executive director to talk about the differences between walking and biking advocacy and the new vision she’s been hired to execute.
The Portland Short Track series out at PIR celebrates its 10th anniversary tonight.
Why bikes make smart people say dumb things. And other great bike links of the week.
A few images from the bike shenanigans at our neighborhood Fourth of July party.
Thanks to a growing number of bike-friendly transit options, it’s never been easier to explore Oregon (and beyond) without a car.
ODOT is all set to start construction on some major changes coming on and around Denver Avenue between Kenton and Delta Park.
Voodoo has stepped up to honor the Community Cycling Center by offering a new item: the bike doughnut.