Mayoral candidate Jules Bailey: The BikePortland interview
Jules Bailey has gone from state to county office. Now he wants to lead our city.
Politics
‘Bike for Bernie’: Portlander organizing 100 mile ride for presidential candidate
Two passions combine for Portlander Carl Wallace.
Counting votes at Metro: Will the region invest in walking and biking near schools?
We called all the elected councilors to ask.
As state law passes, the fight for affordable proximity moves to City Hall
Plans for city action are already underway, officials said.
Mayoral candidates make cycling part of green policies at environmental debate
A green city is a cycling city.
Negligent driving bill won’t pass this session
Now it will be harder to bring negligent drivers to justice.
Mayoral candidates sound off on transportation at big debate
A debate that was supposed to happen, then wasn’t, then did anyway.
Commissioner Fritz floats another idea: Car-free streets
Whatever you think about Fritz’s other takes on bikes, it’s nice to hear someone saying that out loud.
Gas tax ‘Yes’ campaign says it’s got $17,000 in pledges, will aim to raise more
The campaign will name a committee of backers Thursday.
BTA and environmental groups line up against bill that could boost bus service 42%
The proposed tax hike would be enough to upgrade 20 bus lines to frequent service.
‘Negligence gap’ bill passes committee 4-1, now heads for Senate vote
First step complete. Now to the full Senate for a vote.
Lawmakers hear testimony on bill that would fill driving’s “negligence gap”
A legal gap could be filled.