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As the metro area’s rugged east side races to build its recreational bike network, the gentler, flatter west side is showing how persistence (and a steady stream of money) can pay off.
Turns out the backroads west of Salem offer some very fine riding.
Portland’s regional transit agency is installing far fewer $50-a-year bike lockers than it used to and adding more short-term parking near stops as it rethinks the ways people in cities tend to combine bikes and public transit.
Facing a $1.78 million lawsuit in the wrongful death case of Kathryn Rickson, trucking company Golden State Foods Corp., opts for a settlement.
Candidates Deborah Kafoury and Jim Francesconi found some modest differences at a debate on the subject Tuesday.
Meet the LIT tires, offered by Portland-based Velo Products.(Photo by J. Maus/BikePortland) This review was written by Scott Kocher, a Portland-based trial lawyer whom I met while biking in Forest Park last year. He’s also an alternate member of the City of Portland Pedestrian Advisory Committee and a dedicated transportation activist. —— LIT 360 Ultra-Reflective … Read more
On Wednesday, a Portland jury will hear closing arguments in the wrongful death civil trial of Kathryn Rickson, the woman who died as the result of a traffic collision at SW 3rd and Madison in May of 2012.
In some central Portland neighborhoods, more than one in 10 new dwellings is now an accessory dwelling unit, or ADU.
The most powerful transportation body in the state has passed a resolution that deems the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail of “statewide and national significance.” This is a very big deal.
Finally, Geller flipped to a new page in his presentation and showed his audience a map that, for a moment, seemed to leave them quiet.
The mysterious man was calling, he told Sarah Mirk, from the free phone at Good Samaritan Medical Center.
Riding in a bike lane is more dangerous than riding in the flow of traffic, a St. Louis biking instructor argues. And more interesting bike links of the week.