Weekend Event Guide: Worst Day Ride, Winter Olympics, Salem gravel grinder and more
Event with snowpocalypse fast approaching, there are still some must-do events planned for this weekend.
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Chicago brings Portland’s bag of biking tricks to Bronzeville’s ‘Black Metropolis’
Can a Portland-brewed program that uses free events, maps and T-shirts to get people informed and enthused about biking and walking work on the inner east side of Chicago?
A closer look at Williams Ave and Rodney greenway plans
With construction finally imminent, let’s take a closer look at the design issues on Williams and get a first look at what’s in store for the new neighborhood greenway on Rodney.
A cold and windy commute: Did you ride?
Did you brave the cold and strong winds to ride today?
Cycle Oregon announces three rides for 2014, including new event
Cycle Oregon announced the details of their 26th annual ride in Portland tonight, as well as a brand new, exclusive ride they call CO³.
Community Cycling Center names 6 new board members – 5 of them women
Northeast Portland’s nonprofit bike shop and advocacy group is welcoming some respected local bike believers onto its board of directors.
Industry Roundup: Moves, expansions, hires, and more
Moves, expansions, new hires… There’s lots to catch up on in Portland’s thriving local bike industry.
Visualizing the cost of local transportation projects
Sometimes it’s hard to visualize these things. So we gave it a shot.
State grant will help PBOT in next phase of High Crash Corridor program
City of Portland wins state grant to move forward on their High Crash Corridors program.
New parks will improve bicycling in east Portland
If you live, work or ride in east Portland, the announcement of two new parks is very good news.
Lifestyle column: After commuting changed my life, life changed my commute
I was dedicated to my lifestyle and proud of it. Maybe a little conceited. Then, in 2010, I suddenly and painfully fell ill.
Many Portlanders say they like bikeways, but walking is top priority in new poll
An overwhelming majority of Portlanders would be likelier to support a transportation revenue package that improves walking routes, a new poll found.