Six bike-related issues that might take a turn with Hales out of the race
Mayor Hales has been personally involved in a handful of subjects that matter a lot to bike transportation.
Politics
Milwaukie carves a new path: widespread support for better biking
First came two new bike-friendly politicians; now it’s time to invest.
With Hales hogging headlines, Wheeler challenges him to 12 “in-depth” debates
Wheeler tries to wrest attention back to his campaign.
Hoping to be Portland’s mayor, Ted Wheeler seeks a cycling education
The race for the cycling vote has already begun.
A challenger to Charlie Hales wheels into mayoral race
Biking and transportation could play a large role in this contest.
City engaged in battle against speeding epidemic
More cameras, lower speed limits. At least that’s the hope.
Did you hear? Oregon Governor Brown talks bikes in her first State of the State address
See? That wasn’t so hard.
Oregon lawmakers try (again) to raise speed limits
Oregonians should be allowed to drive faster, say a group of 10 Republican lawmakers.
Oregon House Rep gives up on mandatory reflective clothing bill
On second thought… Maybe bike clothing mandates aren’t such a good idea.
City Budget Office denies Parks’ request for Gateway Green and off-road cycling plan funds
No love for Gateway Green and the Off-Road Cycling Master Plan from the City Budget Office.
Thoughts on lawmakers who “just want to start a conversation”
In light of Oregon House Representative John Davis’s bill that would mandate what type of clothes people would have to wear while riding a bicycle, I want to re-post some thoughts I published back in January 2011. Back then, we were covering a very similar situation where Oregon legislator Mitch Greenlick wanted to “start a … Read more