St. Johns families can get on the bike bus, thanks to donation event
James John Elementary has an active bike bus that has spurred demand for bikes among the school community.
Neighborhoods
Councilors to float $100 million sidewalk funding plan
The politics have lined up for sidewalks.
‘Critical Mass’ ride coming to Washington County
Cyclists on the westside are sick and tired of being marginalized.
East Portland sidewalks win big in latest PCEF grant awards
The Portland Bureau of Transportation is set to receive $20.6 million to build sidewalks in east and northeast Portland. And they’re also a partner with TriMet on a $55 million project award that will result in new sidewalks to connect to a forthcoming bus upgrade on 82nd Avenue. The funding is just the latest grant … Read more
Neighborhood appeals Alpenrose development permit due to road safety concerns
The Hayhurst Neighborhood Association has appealed the approval of the Raleigh Crest subdivivision.
$5 million PCEF grant will fund bike projects in north Portland
“This is a huge deal,” said PBOT Senior Planner Mike Serritella.
Portland’s largest ever street mural is on NE 131st Avenue
It’s over 800-feet long and neighbors hope it helps calm drivers and tensions in the neighborhood.
City swaps signals for stop signs to slow speeders on NE Prescott
The neighbor who pushed for it says so far it’s an, “unmitigated success.”
The Alpenrose hearing: Nollan and Dolan
The Nollan and Dolan Supreme Court decisions are an unseen force in Portland Land Use outcomes.
‘Policymakers’ gather in Beaverton for first ride in five years (Video)
What’s even more important than the bike network is the networking it takes to build it.
Dispatch from Beaverton’s inaugural Farmers Market Ride
More signs of life from Beaverton’s budding bike scene.
Westside Bike Happy Hour draws a crowd, will be a recurring event
An event whose time has come!