DA can’t prove criminal conduct in downtown road altercation that led to driver’s arrest
The DA closes the book on a downtown road rage incident that was initially thought to have led to the intentional ramming of a man riding a bicycle.
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Update on Portland street fee as city gears up for first major public hearing
Portland’s push for new transportation revenue (a.k.a. the street fee) will make its City Council debut today at a public hearing. Here’s our attempt to get you caught up and ready for the debate.
Guest perspective on the PBOT street fee: Kiel Johnson
The problem is not that we don’t have enough conversations about what should be done. The problem is that we refuse to accept that the world is not our ideal.
For Portland startup Project 529, fighting bike theft is just the beginning
A team of Portlanders has spent the last year quietly building what might be the country’s most ambitious bike-specific software company.
The Ride: Columbia County’s Burn Road Loop traces pioneer history
A 40-mile loop with 20 miles of gravel that traces back to Oregon pioneer days? That’s the Burn Road Loop in Vernonia.
A guest perspective on the PBOT street fee: Brian Willson
Brian Willson, photographed in June 2011.(Photo J. Maus/BikePortland) Publisher’s note: This guest opinion is part of our ongoing coverage of City of Portland’s efforts to pass a “Transportation User Fee.” Submitted by S. Brian Willson, a Woodstock neighborhood resident —— I am a nearly 73 year-old double BK amputee who handcycles to most of my … Read more
Bike Mechanic Challenge will put local techs wrench to wrench
Who’s the best bike mechanic in Portland?
From Sprockettes to singletrack: A guide to bikey summer camps for kids
It’ll soon be that time of year when school’s out and parents are looking for places to send their kids during the day. Here are a few local bike-centric summer camps to consider.
The Ride: The Beaver Falls Loop in Columbia County
Here’s a great loop north of Vernonia that’s a must-ride this summer.
The Monday Roundup: Race and safety, anti-theft petition and more
Fewer people in cars yield the right of way to black people than to white people, and other fascinating bike links of the week.
The Coastal Mountain Sport Haus in Vernonia: a bicycling haven
A stay at the Coastal Mountain Sporthaus will open your eyes to great cycling in Columbia County.
Landlord looks to reduce car ownership by buying a shared car for its tenants
The 2012 Subaru Forester is covering its own costs and seems to be helping motivate UDP tenants to give up their cars.