District 2 Ballot Banter with Kiel Johnson
Kiel wants someone who can lead us to protected bike lanes on NE Sandy Blvd.
Kiel wants someone who can lead us to protected bike lanes on NE Sandy Blvd.
Kiel Johnson and David Binnig share insights on a very important crossing project.
“Anyone doing so are not acting in the best interest of promoting biking.”
Hope floats for the future of Willamette River transit service.
What do we want to see in the next leader of the Portland Bureau of Transportation?
It would only take 0.3 more miles of bike lane to make a connection to an existing neighborhood greenway.
An electric pedicab has replaced a gas-powered van as a staff shuttle.
BikeLoud Chair Kiel Johnson led about two dozen advocates to the Multnomah County Courthouse to drop off their lawsuit against the City of Portland.
Welcome to the latest episode of our Carfree Portlanders video series! In this episode you’ll meet the Johnson family: Kate, Kiel and Lulu. This trio is a fixture in our community, in large part because Kiel has been pushing Portlander to be a better biking city for well over a decade. I first met him … Read more
A dip in a cool river on a hot day feels so much more refreshing after a bike ride. Thanks to Portland transportation advocacy groups The Street Trust and Bike Loud PDX, those inclined to bike to the river for The Big Float could arrive in style and show fellow floaters that biking to the … Read more
Comment of the Week: What the police say (and don’t say) in crash statements