Comment of the week: A TriMet bus driver on letting bikes pass first
What’s it like to drive a bus in a city full of bikes?
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What’s it like to drive a bus in a city full of bikes?
Purposely spewing diesel exhaust fumes from your truck onto bike riders is all fun and games, until you unknowingly do it to an off-duty cop.
PBOT has a new walking safety campaign to educate Portlanders about the perils of driving too fast.
One of the country’s bike-friendliest mayors is coming to Portland to offer insights to his counterparts here.
Like dogs and bikes? You’re not alone.
This week we had two job opportunities come in from north of the border. If you’re looking for a change in scenery and wouldn’t mind a bike job in Seattle or Longview, Washington, check out the listings below… Bicycle Mechanic / Sales – Canyonview Cyclery Recycle and Reuse Manager – Bike Works Seattle Bike Mechanic … Read more
I moved to Portland because it would be the place in the US with the greatest opportunity to bicycle calmly, safely, and in good company. We can keep leading the way. Here’s how.
Hope you’ve got some time to sample one of these fine events this weekend: from a bike art showing to MTB demos, we’ve got something for everyone in this week’s guide.
A man riding a bicycle on Highway 26 got clipped by a mini-van mirror yesterday.
The new rumble strips on Marine Drive were installed incorrectly. Here’s how PBOT says they plan to fix it.
A Portland planner’s concept for a way to almost completely eliminate bike-car conflicts from American intersections got its first road test in Minneapolis this month.
You’ve got three chances this year to experience a carfree Crater Lake.