Bike commuting growth slips and Portland adds 11,000 more commutes by car
Portland’s bike commute rate has slipped to its lowest level since 2011.
Portland’s bike commute rate has slipped to its lowest level since 2011.
Hidden in this street is an important lesson about bike transportation in the United States.
May is rainier than September, but new commuters will get to build their skills over the summer that follows.
For the first year on record, employee biking to PSU declined last year, following a recent drop among students.
It’s the second of what’s expected to be a monthly ride for the mayor.
A moment of bike-friendly perceptiveness in The Oregonian’s coverage.
This single father of three might have the most intense bike commute in Oregon.
Commissioner Steve Novick speaks Friday atRegence headquarters.(Photo: M.Andersen/BikePortland) Portland should be proud of its 6.1 percent bike commuting share, the highest of any large city, Transportation Commissioner Steve Novick said at a summit Friday that gave local employers advice on supporting bike commuters. “We beat Madison,” the city council member said. “We beat Minneapolis.” The … Read more
Four panels are lined up for next week’s free half-day summit about the best practices for businesses that want to support bike commuting.
In the Portland area, the lower your household’s income, the more likely you are to use a bike to get to work.
Crossing the Broadway Bridge. “I’d love to bike to work, but it takes too long.” Actually, nope. Well, depending on how you look at it.
A Southeast Portland man is questioning a state decision about when it’s “reasonable and prudent” to switch to a car commute in order to keep a job.
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