Mapps to PBOT union: Gas tax won’t fund, ‘bike lanes that drive everybody crazy’
When Mapps thinks “back to the basics,” does that include funding for bikeways?
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Legos, growth, and ‘Dynamic Density’ in Irvington
A group of residents take a turn at adding more housing to Irvington.
Survey aims to understand barriers to cycling faced by women
We won’t be a great cycling city unless women feel safe and welcome on our streets.
National bike industry org urges changes to Oregon e-bike bill
They’re rushing to make changes and find support before the bill is voted on.
Toast BikeLoud PDX at Bike Happy Hour tonight
This scrappy-yet-mighty nonprofit has come a long way since their first meeting in August 2014.
PBOT erects concrete barricades to deter drivers – and vandals – on NE 72nd Drive
This time, PBOT is not messing around.
Podcast: In the Shed With Business Advocate Stephen Green
Stephen Green in the house (err… shed).
Monday Roundup: Older women on bikes, Lyft’s labor loss, and more
The most notable stories our community came across in the past seven days.
Comment of the Week: The transportation independence of teenagers
We consider cars more than kids.
Jobs of the Week: Velotech, CCC, Bike Works, Joe Bike, and more
A fresh batch of great bike jobs.
Opinion: Safe streets are a basic service our city fails to provide
Too many Portlanders are held hostage to unsafe drivers and deadly, trauma-inducing streets with years of documented hazards.
Weekend Event Guide: Kirk’s birthday, bike polo, participatory budgeting, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.