Take a sneak peek at OHSU’s new ‘Go By Bike Share’
Portland’s largest employer continues to roll out bike-transportation improvements.
Portland inked a deal with Nike to launch the “Biketown” system by July 2016. But the effort to bring bike share to Portland began way back in 2007. We’ve covered every twist and turn. Browse the archives below…
Portland’s largest employer continues to roll out bike-transportation improvements.
After a long and arduous trek to get here, Portland deserves to celebrate.
Though like other bike share bikes they’re heavy at 45 pounds, Njus says they shine on “ease of use.”
This time around, the council seemed less stressed about the concept.
The company planning to bring a private, free-floating bike sharing service to Portland is asking for input.
Ohhhh that explains it.
The city might invoke its authority over companies doing business in public space – in this case, making money from bikes parked at public bike staples.
Third in a four-part series on bikesharing in Portland.
Three reasons Portland’s big delay could actually score it one of the country’s best systems.
The city is planning to skip a generation of bike-sharing technology.
Hey, we’ve waited over 8 years, what’s a few more months?