E-bike laws, net zero emissions declaration, and more: BikePortland’s 2024 Oregon legislative session guide
There are more transportation-related bills than I expected for a short session.
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There are more transportation-related bills than I expected for a short session.
Get to know this neighborhood leader, PBOT budget committee chair, and daily bike commuter.
He’s worked for Bernie, but his politics are his own.
A welcome shift that will create new destinations and spur foot traffic.
The task force could add political heft and awareness to an often misunderstood realm of the transportation world.
Lawmakers are smart enough to know when someone drinks and bikes they’re very likely to only hurt themselves.
At just 27 years old, southeast Portland resident Angelita Morillo is leading the entire field of 2024 candidates in total number of campaign contributions. And it’s not even close.
A rising political star will help us look toward the new year.
Two old names looking for new positions shake up a competitive district race.
The funding could stave off layoffs at the agency, save Sunday Parkways, and a lot more
It’s the most powerful and influential transportation plan in the region that sets a five-year course for investments.
Urgency for a change in Oregon’s e-bike law is palpable following death of teen in Bend.
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