Downtown businesses protest bike lane planned for SW 12th.
Bicycle Transportation Alliance
Posted inNews
Sharing Is Scaring
City Sparks Debate with Pitch for Bike-Sharing Plan
The city wants federal funds for new bike-sharing plan—is Portland ready?
Posted inPolitics
Advice for Future Sam
Local Leaders Tell the Story of Sam Adams’ Tumultuous First Two Years−and Offer a Road Map for the Next Two (If He Cares to Listen)
Halfway into Mayor Sam Adams’ tumultuous first term, politicos and wonks look back and offer their thoughts about moving ahead.
Posted inNews
Bike Law 101
You’ve Got Questions, This Lawyer Has Answers!
Laws around new bike lanes and paths can be confusing. Here’s a rundown of some of your legal questions.
Posted inNews
Nickel and Dimed
Where’s the Outrage over TriMet’s Bus Cuts and Five-Cent Fare Hike?
Something is missing in Portland: hot-blooded public transit activism.
Posted inNews
Singing CRC “Kumbaya”
Big Bridge Rolls Forward, Problems and All
The new I-5 bridge project rolls on with smaller size, but same big problems.
Posted inNews
Wheels of Fortune
How Much Money Is Going to Bikes vs. Freight?
A breakdown of the money spent regionally on bikes vs. freight vs. transit.
Posted inNews
Greasing the Chain
Will Mayor Adams’ Bike Plan “Kickstart” Flop?
City council loves the bike plan, but where’s the funding?
Posted inNews
Just a Bump in the Road
Bike Numbers Are Down, But No Biggie!
2009 bike count shows cycling will not magically increase in recession-era Portland, at least not without more funding.
Posted inNews
Throw it Out
Five Green Groups Demand New Plan for I-5 Bridge
Should the controversial Columbia River Crossing just start over?
Posted inNews
Changing Gears
Cycle Advocacy Group Quits Big Bridge Project
The region’s biggest bike advocacy group quits controversial bridge
project.