Ride Along with Ben Sanders: Vancouver to Lake Oswego
From a Vancouver bungalow to Fire Station 214 in Lake Oswego.
Ride Along is our popular feature where we join people from across the Portland region for their ride into work. In the process, we gain a better understanding of who’s riding and what type of conditions they face.
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From a Vancouver bungalow to Fire Station 214 in Lake Oswego.
An amazing variety of places and faces on this daily “adventure”.
Who says families don’t live — and bike — downtown?
Meet the lucky winners who you’ll get to know better on future Ride Alongs.
Tell us why your daily ride is worth sharing and you could get $300 in Portland Design Works gear and Internet fame!
See what’s it like to commute 11 miles from north Portland to Raleigh Hills.
Continuing our focus on east Portland this week, I joined a Gateway resident for her commute the Ventura Park Elementary School.
Join us for a morning commute to school from Sellwood to Lair Hill with Liam, Ben, and Campbell McLeod.
Vancouver resident Branden Shelby outside Torque Coffee.(Photos © J. Maus/BikePortland)
Paul Cole outside his apartment building in Old Town.(Photos © J. Maus/BikePortland Welcome to the latest installment of our Ride Along series, which is sponsored by MetroMile. Prepare to be envious of Paul Cole’s commute. This 29-year-old northwest Portland resident has a commute that’s only about 1.5 miles, most of it on relatively low-stress streets, … Read more
Stasia Honnold does a lot of smiling on her daily commute.(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) Welcome to the latest installment of our Ride Along series, which is sponsored by MetroMile. Last week I joined Stasia Honnold for her morning commute. Stasia, 29, lives just a block south of SE Division near 40th and she rides up … Read more
Julie Kramer gets ready for her daily commute to work.(Photos © J. Maus/BikePortland