Change the focus, tell a story, take a seat: 3 takeaways from the Summit
There were lots of great takeaways from this year’s National Bike Summit. Here are a few that are at the top of my mind.
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There were lots of great takeaways from this year’s National Bike Summit. Here are a few that are at the top of my mind.
A TriMet bus video of a recent collision at the intersection shows that the longstanding right-hook problem at the corner isn’t solved yet.
The question: would I give up a major component of my lifestyle in order to advance my career? My employer was asking me to take a long-term assignment 13 miles away, in Vancouver, Wash.
Oregon’s top-notch team of bike advocates spent the day lobbying their members of Congress on Capitol Hill.
The manager of PBOT’s Active Transportation Division has left the agency to become the leader of Portland Streetcar Inc.
Two years ago, Portland’s biking-for-everyone advocacy group/bike shop decided to try a new kind of fundraiser: a transportation-themed bar trivia night. Pretty good idea.
Suepinda Keith from North Carolina exemplifies exciting progress by the League to bring more diverse women voices into the national advocacy conversation.
The City of Portland is currently lining up official schedules to set a date for its announcement of private sponsors for Portland’s bike share system, two sources familiar with the plans said last week and Tuesday.
The National Bike Summit gave us our first chance to hear directly from new US DOT Secretary Anthony Foxx.
The much-discussed stretch of 28th between Stark Street and Interstate 84, though, is just part of a 9.1-mile route.
Oregon Congressman Earl Blumenauer is dusting off an idea he hasn’t proposed for over two decades: A gas tax increase.
Oregon’s advocacy team is set for the big lobbying day on Capitol Hill scheduled for Wednesday.