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Whew! Spring is definitely upon us. I can’t remember the last time we had six Job Listings posted in just one week. The pace of hiring has heated up with the season. If you’re looking for a great opportunity in Portland’s vibrant bike scene, check out the latest jobs posted to our Job Listings via … Read more
I’m on a special reporting trip in The Dalles, a place where bicycle tourism is on the rise and perfect cycling roads are abundant.
Readers may be hoping for signal in all this noise. I’ll give it a shot.
PBOT graphic of recommended bicycle connection between SE Foster and 52nd.
A residential bike parking shelter in Southeast Portland. Here on BikePortland’s Real Estate Beat, we write a lot about commercial and apartment/condo bike parking. But we’ve never covered the bike parking Portlanders are probably best at: cool ways to store bikes at single-family homes. Let’s change that. Snap a photo of your setup and we’ll … Read more
You can play regional transportation budget planner by taking Metro’s latest survey.
A local builder’s high-end carbon fiber road bike has been nabbed from his northeast Portland garage.
Sauvie Island farm Bella Organic has started a program it says aims to reduce miles driven in the rural area northwest of Portland.
A Portland safety advocate is calling for a statewide alert system that would send a text message to thousands of professional drivers and members of the public to help nab hit-and-run suspects.
A local man’s documentary history of the Critical Mass movement in Portland will premiere May 23 at the Clinton Street Theater.
Portland is, city officials say, big in Japan right now. Two admired local bike companies are looking to ride that cultural wave.
If SW Barbur Blvd were redesigned to improve safety and bicycle access, how would the changes impact traffic? That question is the a key sticking point to any big changes for the road.