Editorial: Freeways, the future, and Mayor Ted Wheeler
An update on an outdated position.
Opinion
Editorial: Portland’s irrational fear of off-road cycling
Fueled by stereotypes or just traditional bikelash, it’s really unfortunate.
Guest post: Candidly, TriMet (part two)
A tough but fair assessment of TriMet and a call for reform.
Guest post: Candidly, TriMet (part one)
Our regional transit agency is supporting freeway projects at their own risk – and yours.
Off-road Cycling Master Plan: Another dead end or a new beginning?
Singletrack dies in darkness.
Opinion: To make Portland safer, ODOT’s Rian Windsheimer must go
There needs to be a cultural change at ODOT that starts at the top.
Oregon’s auto industry is booming: Is that a good thing?
Too many cars are a big problem, and a huge economic boost.
Vera got stuff done: Lessons in leadership for a changing Portland
Katz knew quality of life in a city was directly related to the quality of its neighborhoods.
Opinion: Willamette’s new bike lanes are already outdated
As Bill McKibben just wrote in Rolling Stone, “Winning slowly is the same as losing.”
Opinion: We failed Tamar Monhait
She didn’t deserve to die. The man who hit her deserves more consequences.
Portland’s new era of transportation activism
These reserve troops are more capable and more important in Portland today than they’ve ever been.
Opinion: Living with vehicular violence in America
We use metal detectors to keep guns and knives out of buildings, we need bollards and barriers to keep cars out of bikeways.