Guest Article: We must unite and organize to solve our transportation problems
Could you imagine what could get done if we were unified, and if there were more of us?
Opinion
Editorial: Councilors’ blind faith in ODOT is a perilous political strategy
It’s time to try and set the record straight
Guest Opinion: Modal filters are cheaper and work better than speed bumps
It’s time for PBOT to stop spending more for less.
Guest Opinion: How a bicycle led me to Mayor Wilson’s office
Here’s the good news: Mayor Wilson’s grit, optimism, compassion, and resolve aren’t his alone. They’re our values, too.
Guest Opinion: Portland needs more cul-de-sacs
“Why do we let cars dominate our residential streets while the suburbs have already solved this problem?”
Opinion: Back from DC and ready to work
Thoughts after a moving trip.
Covered bike parking for the win
A covered bike parking spot that reeks of piss is still 100 times better than a nice-smelling spot that’s exposed to the rain.
Opinion: Why our war on traffic deaths is stuck in a quagmire
When it comes to changing culture on our roads, the City of Portland should use a mirror, not a telescope.
Fatal crash site visit: NE Glisan & 130th
One selfish person decided they mattered more than everyone else for those few fateful minutes.
Opinion: None of this is normal
We need serious leaders who want to make our roads better for everyone as much as they want to gain power for themselves.
Guest Opinion: Fix I-84 by closing it to cars
Freeways make excellent transportation corridors — especially when they aren’t littered with cars.
Car driver speeds onto bike path adjacent to I-5
Agencies must do more to prevent these attacks on carfree spaces.