Tilikum passing: Which side is right for faster bikes?
Ride right, pass left? Or the other way around?
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Yikes! Bikes almost roll in the way of buses, trains in close-call videos
Some mistakes can be fatal.
Google Maps prank renames Tilikum Crossing after Star Trek captain
A reach-for-the-stars campaign to name Portland’s newest bridge for Jean-Luc Picard has succeeded, at least for one day.
Tilikum Crossing already seems to be boosting bike traffic (for real this time)
Combined bike traffic over the Hawthorne and Tilikum bridges is 20 percent higher than last year.
Comment of the Week: A better way from Clinton to Tilikum
Sometimes, you just have to stop reading the signs.
One commuter’s take on the many turns and stops on Tilikum’s east side
How many inconveniences does it take to add up to a serious problem?
A few words of advice for folks working to conquer hills
A reader makes a solid case for why and how to stay in the saddle the whole way up.
Tilikum Crossing may have boosted bike traffic already (corrected)
The Sept. 12 opening of Tilikum Crossing has cut Hawthorne Bridge bike traffic 33 percent.
City looks for alternatives to door-zone bike lane on new street in South Waterfront
Well, this would definitely be odd if it happened.
By the tens of thousands, Portlanders preview their new car-free bridge (photos)
With walkers and in strollers, on hopalongs and on leashes, Portlanders packed a series of previews Sunday of Tilikum Crossing.
It’s time: Bridge Pedal will open Tilikum Crossing Sunday, followed by ‘The People’s Preview’
Tilikum Crossing will temporarily open to bike traffic this Sunday, Aug. 9, for two events.
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