A closer look at Oregon’s plans for a ‘bike pod’ network
Oregon’s latest bicycle tourism innovation involves full-service pods to make camping a bit easier and more enjoyable.
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The zombie is finally dead: ODOT will “shut down” CRC project
It’s over. For real this time. ODOT says they’re shutting down the CRC project.
Oregon advocates find warm reception on Capitol Hill
Oregon’s top-notch team of bike advocates spent the day lobbying their members of Congress on Capitol Hill.
Planning starts on west-side path network’s missing link: Hillsboro to Banks
As the metro area’s rugged east side races to build its recreational bike network, the gentler, flatter west side is showing how persistence (and a steady stream of money) can pay off.
The Monday Roundup: Broke mechanics, ridiculous legislator & more
Why do bike mechanics make so little money? And other great bike links of the week.
Visualizing the cost of local transportation projects
Sometimes it’s hard to visualize these things. So we gave it a shot.
The Monday Roundup: Bronzeville biking, mandatory reflection & more
Chicago’s Bronzeville already has two protected bike lanes and 15 bike share stations; now the city is testing a program, designed by Portland’s Alta Planning, to make biking work better for Bronzeville residents.
27 questions about local biking this year (and only one is fake)
Predictions are for suckers. The trick to understanding the future is knowing which questions to ask.
ODOT plan will bring better bike access to Mt. Hood area
Highway 26 through Rhododendron.(Photo by J. Maus/BikePortland) Reacting (in part) to the desires of more than 2,200 survey respondents, the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is poised to implement several projects in the Mt. Hood area that will improve bicycling access. As we reported back in August, wider shoulders on Highway 26 and Highway 35 … Read more
Events tonight: Foster Road Open House, Bikes & Tech, West End Bikes party and more
Lots of great events happening tonight. Make your selection with our handy menu.
By next month, Springwater path will be repaired and lengthened
Hang in there. It should be done by the end of this month. (Photo by J. Maus/BikePortland) By next month, the Springwater Corridor bike path will be in the best shape its been in since early 2012. It will also boast a new, 2.25 mile section of pavement at its southern end in the town … Read more
The Monday Roundup: Empty highways, King Tut’s death & more
King Tut, traffic victim … and 20 more of the week’s most interesting bike links.