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Decision on Williams: Left side, (mostly) one lane for autos, a ‘mix zone,’ and more

The new configuration will put bike traffic on the left side.(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) The Stakeholder Advisory Committee for the N. Williams Traffic Operations Safety Project met today and came to a decision about how to reconfigure the street to improve bike access. I’m in Washington D.C. attending the National Bike Summit, but thanks to … Read more


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Velo Cult opening party set for Saturday in Hollywood District

The bar at Velo Cult.(Photos © J. Maus/BikePortland) Velo Cult Bike Shop will celebrate its grand opening with a party this Saturday. The shop’s owner Sky Boyer and his close-knit crew of employees, have worked tirelessly since January to transform a former antique mall on NE 42nd Avenue in the Hollywood District into what is … Read more


Alta Bicycle Share wins Chicago contract; responds to questions about selection process

Headlines in Chicago not what Alta was hoping for. Portland-based Alta Bicycle Share chalked up another huge victory last week when they were chosen by the City of Chicago to develop their $21 milllion bike sharing system. Alta already runs the highly successful Capital Bikeshare system and they were chosen last fall to implement New … Read more


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The Monday Roundup

Who is this mystery rider inProspect Park West?(Photo: @PSteely) Here’s the news and other cool stuff that we can came across this past week… – The National Bike Summit kicks off Tuesday night! Over 800 attendees are expected. Our very own Jonathan Maus will be there, so keep it tuned right here for photos and … Read more


New Forest Service plan would make 3,835 miles of eastern Oregon roads motor-free

New rules, if they survive a public comment period, would outlaw ATVs and other motorized vehicles in nearly 4,000 miles of eastern Oregon forest land.(Photo: US Forest Service) The new Travel Management Plan for the 2.3 million acre Wallowa-Whitman National Forest in eastern Oregon could be a boon for bicycling and the growing bicycle tourism … Read more