Racing on the Volcano: Mount Tabor’s 60th Season
Then and now on Mt. Tabor.(Photo L: James Mason/Photo R © J. Maus/BikePortland)
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Follow-up on NE Multnomah project: Now open for public comment
Detail from PBOT drawings of proposed changes on NE Multnomah St.
Bike to Work Day roundup and open thread
U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley at a Bike to Work Day event this morning.(Photo: Jeff Merkley’s office)
Checking in on the Alpenrose Velodrome renovation project
Castelli will donate $60 dollars to OBRA for every one of these jerseys they sell (price is $100). The Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA) is just about $5,000 short of meeting their goal for the first phase of a fundraising effort to replace the pock-marked and cracking concrete surfaces on the venerable Alpenrose Velodrome in … Read more
Mayor Adams issues statement on fatal bicycle collision – Updated
(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) Portland Mayor Sam Adams just issued a statement about last night’s fatal collision on SW 3rd and Madison. Adams’ office has posted the statement on his blog, under the headline: Statement from Mayor Sam Adams on Bicycle Accident at SW 3rd and Madison. Here it is: Last night, a terrible tragedy … Read more
Election night a big one for Bike Walk Vote PAC
Bike Walk Vote excited an active (transportation) base of Portland voters.(Photo © J. Maus) Tuesday night’s elections were full of good news for Portland’s re-energized Bike Walk Vote political action committee. After being founded in 2004, then lying dormant for several years following the 2008 elections, Bike Walk Vote came roaring back last winter. Boasting … Read more
Learn what’s coming to N Williams Ave at final open house
Most of N. Williams Ave will be converted into this cross-section.(Graphics: Fat Pencil Studios) Finally. This Saturday (5/19), PBOT will host the final open house for their North Williams Ave Traffic Operations Safety Project. As we shared back in March, after 13 months of public process, a citizen committee finally made a decision last month … Read more
New program gets adults on bikes in Vancouver
Participants in the program pose in front of Human Services Council in Vancouver.(Photos: Human Services Council)) [This story was written by Madeleine von Laue.] A Vancouver woman has a new job and a new bicycle to get there, thanks in part to a new program that helps job seekers and low-income adults in SW Washington … Read more
Community will gather for Kathryn Rickson tomorrow
Kathryn Rickson on May 3rd.(Photo: Facebook profile) Tomorrow night the community will gather at the corner of SW 3rd and Madison in downtown Portland to remember Kathyrn Rickson. Kathryn is the 28-year-old Southeast Portland resident who died late last night from injuries sustained in a collision with a truck while bicycling through that intersection. Every … Read more
Woman dies after collision with 18-wheeler on SW Madison
Emergency crews at work.(Photo: JoniPhoto.com) The Portland Police Bureau have just released information about a very serious collision that happened downtown less than one hour ago. It occurred at the intersection of SW 3rd and Madison at around 8:30 pm tonight. Police say it appears that the woman — now identified as 28-year-old Kathryn Leah … Read more
PBOT unveils plans for NE Multnomah road diet project
Lindsay Walker of the Lloyd TMA looks over the project maps with PBOT Traffic Engineer Rob Burchfield and City Bike Coordinator Roger Geller.(Photos © J. Maus/BikePortland) Last night the City of Portland and representatives from the Lloyd Transportation Management Association hosted an open house for their NE Multnomah Street Transportation Pilot Project. It was the … Read more
New and improved animation of Portland’s bike network (and my thoughts)
How did we get here? New slides from PBOT tell an even more detailed and interesting story of how Portland’s bike network has evolved. See the full animation below.