Guest article submitted by BikeLoud PDX Operations Manager Claire Vlach.

The yard also has a giant crypt, a funeral carriage, statues, and other displays related to Halloween. All of this is made of ...

After a lot of thought, I’ve decided to step aside. Stepping aside does not mean stepping away. Like I said a few days ago, the BikePortland website (and social channels) will remain and continue to ...

Oregon House Rep. Mark Gamba in his former office when he served as Mayor of Milwaukie in 2019. (Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) I don’t know about you, but I’m still fascinated by the complete ...

Portland Bureau of Transportation Director Millicent Williams just apologized for her role in the Broadway bike lane scandal. Here’s the audio, followed by the full text of the statement she read at ...

bike works by p:ear is seeking a Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Coordinator to support youth, families, schools, and community partners in building safer, more connected opportunities for walking, ...

The currently proposed flat fee is regressive and unfair for people who live in apartments. (Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) — This post was written by Strong Towns PDX. Portland has long been a ...

There are a ton of reasons why cycling is down in Portland these days. Anyone who thinks the answer is short or simple has not taken the time to fully grasp what has happened in the past decade and ...

For Portland City Councilor Olivia Clark, it’s all about the potholes. Today, Clark will become the latest Portland politician to put their face on an effort to boost transportation spending when the ...

A section of Spirit Mountain Trail in Duluth, Minnesota. This is what urban singletrack really looks like: friends out for a ride in their neighborhood. Not a Red Bull ad. Not massive earthworks. Just ...

Young people riding some type of electric-assisted vehicle in Lake Oswego. (Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) Oregon lawmakers have a chance to clean up laws related to electric bikes and the growing ...

This article is by consummate mobility advocate Ryan Hashagen. Learn more about his work with Better Block PDX here. A stretch of road on South Sheridan Street now has a safer route for people walking ...