This new card game makes fun out of Portland’s city council election
Make the election fun while learning about candidates. What’s not to love?!
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New signal at NE Going and MLK finally working, but most riders don’t use it
If you don’t push the beg button, you don’t get the safety benefits.
Another north Portland bike shop is closing
It’s the fifth closure in the last four years and leaves behind an 18 square-mile bike shop desert.
Oregon State Parks e-bike rule change takes key step forward
A new rule must strike a balance between access, encouragement, and safety.
After collision and negative feedback, County will roll back Hawthorne Bridge bike lane changes
It won’t happen soon enough to reverse injuries to at least one rider.
PBOT cancels I-205 undercrossing project near Gateway Green
It was more complex than expected and deemed not worth the risk.
‘Bike Buddy’ program gets boost thanks to PCEF funding
The group wants to make it easier for interested riders to start rolling.
Bridge and road closures impact key Gorge bike routes
Work near Multnomah Falls essentially closes the Gorge… unless you want to bike on I-84.
Frog Ferry is back as boosters pin hopes on new Portland government
Will political change lead to political momentum for this novel project?
Die-in protest against Zenith Energy marks 20th World Naked Bike Ride
A flesh-filled spectacle that marked the 20th year Portlanders have come together for this mass protest and celebration.
PBOT Director opts to dissolve bureau’s budget advisory committee
Williams said it was necessary, but former members are miffed.
The Street Trust Action Fund rescinds endorsement of mayoral candidate Carmen Rubio
The recent incident in a parking lot was a bridge too far for the transportation advocacy organization.