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A coalition of nonprofits and community groups has created an easy-to-use online survey to ask more Portlanders what walking, biking and public transit improvements are needed most.
Local filmmaker, activist, and publisher Joe Biel will screen his latest documentary, Aftermass, at the Clinton St Theater tonight.(Photo J. Maus/BikePortland) Welcome to your menu of weekend rides and events, lovingly brought to you by our friends at Hopworks Urban Brewery. If you are a fan of bike films, it’s going to be a great … Read more
Looking for work? Need a change of scenery? Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new bike jobs in Portland. We had four new positions posted to the Job Listings this week. Check them all out via the links below… PT Morning Valet Attendant – Go By Bike Mechanic/Sales Associate – Renovo Bicycles Finance … Read more
Mayor Hales, flanked by Commissioner Novick, Police Chief Mike Reese, PBOT Director Leah Treat and others at the press conference this morning.(Photo J. Maus/BikePortland) This morning at Kenilworth Park, Portland Mayor Charlie Hales and Transportation Commissioner Steve Novick announced their plans to bring a vote on their street fee to City Council on June 4th. … Read more
The City of Portland’s official goal for 16 years from today is for one in four commutes to happen by bicycle, up from 6 percent today.
Join us for a morning commute to school from Sellwood to Lair Hill with Liam, Ben, and Campbell McLeod.
PBOT will move forward with their plans for the ’20s Bikeway’, despite many people hoping for a more robust bikeway on 28th.
The cultural divide between Portland’s increasingly low-car-friendly inner suburban voters and its more auto-oriented exurban voters was visible in many of last night’s elections.
Four of the best weeks of biking you’ll see anywhere start June 5, but they only happen because people like you create them. Pedalpalooza, Portland’s annual open-source festival of bike fun, is welcoming anyone’s additions to its calendar until 11:59 p.m. this Friday, May 23. Anyone can keep adding rides after that, but they won’t … Read more
Kirk Paulsen introduces us to the commercial greenway concept: a potential solution to the 28th Avenue debate.
If you are what you wear, being yourself is often a challenge for people who ride bikes.
PBOT hosted a busy free breakfast stop on N Willamette Blvd this morning and I stopped by to check it out.