Video: BikeLoud advocates on SE Powell & 79th crossing
Kiel Johnson and David Binnig share insights on a very important crossing project.
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Ghost bike installed for Jason Ruhmshottel
His family doesn’t want their tragedy to be forgotten.
Portlanders take gravel clean-up into their own hands
Effort and ingenuity are coming together to clean Portland streets.
Safe streets as Portland’s unique selling proposition?
We’d never call someone a “toothbrushing enthusiast” just because they do it everyday.
Advocates support protected bike lanes at ‘Bike Broadway Day’
Free donuts and coffee part of a new campaign to raise awareness of protected bike lanes.
BikeLoud’s City Hall rally on Wednesday will demand safer streets
The demands keep piling up — right along with the deaths. Will actions follow?
15 Portlanders sign on as plaintiffs in ‘Bicycle Bill’ lawsuit
Real people and real consequences of missing bike infrastructure, the suit claims.
Judge says BikeLoud can append Bike Bill lawsuit and refile
BikeLoud will take what they learned and file a stronger case.
At City Hall rally, Portlanders say bikes are still the future
Bikes are still the future in Portland, and these advocates will keep spreading the word until people at City Hall listen.
Down but not out: Bike activists plan city hall rally Friday
Local bike activists want everyone to know that the rumors of Portland’s bike decline have been greatly exaggerated.
After a walker is killed, BikeLoud says city should improve safety near Lents Park
It would only take 0.3 more miles of bike lane to make a connection to an existing neighborhood greenway.
Families and advocates speak out against unsafe streets
Hearing testimony from people who have been through hell and are still standing, still giving voice to their truth and tragedy, should give us all momentum to keep up the fight for safer streets.