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Bike Parking
Archive of Stories on Bike Parking
On-street bike corrals, temporary bike parking, valet bike parking, bike parking shortages, and more!
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Bike Parking Review: Renaissance Commons in Kenton
Welcome to our new Bike Parking Review column. Grading bike parking is something we’ve done for years around here, so I thought it would be fun to give it a bit more structure and have some set judging criteria. This will hopefully give people a better guide for how to advocate for and create quality … Read more
OHSU’s Go By Bike Valet has doubled its users in three years
The reasons why are useful lessons for cities looking to boost biking.
Portland’s biggest, baddest bike parking facility is about to open
The 24-hour facility will offer service from on-site mechanics, paid lockers, showers, a bike-repair stand, cargo bike parking and a bike wash.
West-side group wants advice about bike parking locations in the burbs
Decent bike parking is a big part of making a district bike-friendly.
Bike parking review: Planet Granite in the Pearl District
They’ve got covered bike parking around back.
Check out the beautiful bike parking at Pacific Northwest College of Art
This is how you do it.
City issues bike parking code violation to Jantzen Beach Home Depot
Bad bike parking options could lead to fines for local Home Depot store.
Bike rack company touts security at Portland demo event
A better bike rack?
Thief saws through PBOT bike rack to steal women’s bike
Ugh. A woman’s bike was stolen in inner-southeast after thieves sawed through the rack.
First look at TriMet’s new multimodal trip planner
Bibiana McHugh of TriMet gave a special sneak preview of the tool today.(Photo: Michael Andersen) This guest post is by Michael Andersen of Portland Afoot, PDX’s 10-minute newsmagazine and wiki for transit commuters. Already known internationally for its top-notch website and pioneering use of open data, Portland’s transit agency is about to take another leap … Read more