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PBOT’s Mark Lear laid out priorities for spending revenue raised by a new street fee.(Photos J. Maus/BikePortland) The City of Portland is slowly leaking out more details of their plans to create a new fee to boost transportation investment. At a town hall meeting in North Portland last night, Mayor Charlie Hales, PBOT Director Leah … Read more
The latest word from the city: early May. Hopefully.
Is it out of line for one person on a bike to aggressively criticize another for ignoring a stop sign in a safe situation?
The spring hiring boom continues here in America’s bike industry mecca. Last week had had a record nine job listings and this week we’ve got eight. Whether you’re a wonk or a wrench, we’ve got some great opportunities for you. Check out the latest jobs posted to our Job Listings via the links below… Active … Read more
It’s that time again… And we’ve got the best bike rides and events in the area all dolled up for you in a nice, bloggy package.
Hooray! There’s a new (albeit very small) section of bike path along Marine Drive, and Congressman Earl Blumenauer will help inaugurate it next Tuesday.
What’s the deal with PBOT and diversion on neighborhood greenway projects? We were curious too so we asked.
PBOT Director Leah Treat last summer.(Photo J. Maus/BikePortland) Nine months into her position as the Director of the Portland Bureau of Transportation, Leah Treat appears to be finally ready to spread her wings. We’ve noted here at BikePortland that for someone in charge of one of America’s marquee transportation systems, and someone who came to … Read more
Our home page yesterday. Just a quick note to say sorry for the site being down almost all of yesterday. We noticed the site stopped loading in the morning and it didn’t return until the wee hours of last night. Here’s what happened: Our server host, Hostgator, experienced a network outage at one of their … Read more
NACTO’s design guides are the standardized tests of the bike/pedestrian planning world, but maybe Oregon is already among the gifted and talented.
The Disaster Relief Trials are back and bigger than ever for 2014.
Portland’s pedal-cargo delivery scene has hit a new milestone: even Domino’s has bought a trike.