‘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.
Neighborhoods
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!
‘Community conversation’ sparked by Alpenrose development focuses on transportation
Alpenrose prompted an all hands on deck gathering.
Beaverton is updating their TSP for the first time in 14 years
Welcome new Washington County Contributor Tina Ricks!
Lents neighborhood road safety activists make some noise
An impressive online presence has helped organize community action.
Guest Article: How city silos lead to sidewalk and bikeway gaps in southwest
Piecemeal funding and implementation means pedestrians in the street with cars.
Project to make N Delaware Ave bike-friendly breaks ground in March
This will make Delaware an even better connection in the north Portland bike network.
Protected bike lanes and new pavement coming to Outer SE Stark
The new bike lanes will share the space with four lanes of car drivers on one of the city’s deadliest (st)roads.
StreetsPDX and southwest Portland’s sidewalk problem
Southwest is a long way from complete ped and bike networks.
Construction finally set to begin on $7.8 million investment in Brentwood-Darlington
A neighborhood long forgotten for funding, will finally get its due.
Portland Parks will invest $15 million to fully fund the Steel Bridge Skatepark
A dream of the 2000s will finally become a reality after a recent push from advocates.