Better Block PDX will team with PSU to create annual street demos around town
One of Portland’s most interesting annual traditions just got a little more official.
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State’s ORcycle app is now a one-stop shop for reporting road safety issues
If you run into a bike safety problem in Oregon and own a smartphone, you no longer need to know who to complain to.
League of American Bicyclists says Portland State is ‘Platinum’
It’s a status enjoyed by only five other schools in America.
Bike-friendliness and walk-friendliness are actually pretty different, study says
Why do so many people speak as if there’s an activity called “bikingandwalking”?
Portland State University looks for solutions as biking decline continues
For the first year on record, employee biking to PSU declined last year, following a recent drop among students.
The four roles of bike shops: new PSU thesis breaks it down
Bike shops matter. And like so many brick-and-mortar retailers across this country, many American bike shops have been failing.
PSU grad students will help plan Green Loop and North Portland Greenway
Two of Portland’s most visionary long-term biking projects will get a boost this spring from two teams of planners-in-training.
PSU students back plan to add parklet to SW 4th Ave food carts
A team of Portland State University students is pushing this spot to its next step.
New TriMet path carves better route to South Waterfront, but PSU link still awkward
Almost everybody who bikes into the South Waterfront should probably be using this path now.
Comment of the Week: The missed opportunity of Tilikum Crossing
Problems with the west-side landing of Tilikum Crossing.(Image: Ted Buehler) The new transit/bike/walk bridge opening across the Willamette next year has become one of Portland’s go-to examples of how we continue to do great things. And it’s certainly true that it’s a massive investment in active transportation. But as reader Ted Buehler argued in a … Read more
Student biking to Portland State is down by a third over two years
The popularity of driving to PSU classes rose last year for the first time since 2000.
Want to breathe as little pollution as possible? Pedal at exactly 11 mph
With a homebuilt $300 pollution monitor strapped to his bicycle and seven years of Portland State University education in his brain, Alex Bigazzi has been leading a deep exploration into your lungs.