Portland bike theft expert takes down international crime ring
Hance worked four years on this one and gets his due with major media coverage.
Hance worked four years on this one and gets his due with major media coverage.
When the PBOT Director gets interviewed on Oregon Public Broadcasting, we should all pay attention.
Local media loves a trend story. And unfortunately PBOT’s trend isn’t great for bikes.
“I’m fed up with having my safety threatened every time I leave my home.”
Help add to my responses in a recent interview where I was asked about bike safety in Portland.
So let’s get it straight: The sky isn’t falling, it’s just getting less toxic.
Surprisingly, the segment wasn’t really that bad
Our local media and business leaders should move past this tired and false narrative that bike lanes and bike riders are the source of their problems.
This post is an indictment of ODOT and shows how their reputation has transcended the realm of transportation advocates and is now part of popular culture.
The book, published by Island Press, is due out in December.
After years of terrible national headlines that (inaccurately and unfairly in my opinion) portrayed Portland as a dysfunctional war-zone wasteland, last night there was a story that will help shift that narrative. The mighty Alameda Elementary School bike bus that Portlander Sam Balto launched back in April, was featured on NBC Nightly News, one of … Read more
I’ve been wondering for a while now: “What happened to Chloe Eudaly?” Now I know. The former Portland City Commissioner and head of the transportation bureau left office with some very choice words for “the bike community” (and for me personally, but whatever) after losing a re-election bid to Mingus Mapps in 2020. After that, … Read more