Last week the Portland Bureau of Transportation opened the SW 4th Avenue Improvement Project. It’s the most substantial investment they’ve made in the bike network in many years and it’s the most ...

Clarence Eckerson gets his due: One of the O.G. cycling and urbanism documenters, Clarence Eckerson of Streetfilms, is at the twilight of an amazing career and this article is a great look at his ...

After decades of planning and pondering, Metro is making significant strides in plotting the future of Willamette Cove — a 27 acre plot of land along the Willamette River in North Portland. Metro ...

Quick bit of Bike Happy Hour news: This week (Wednesday, October 29th) is our first week back at our winter home of Migration Brewing on North Williams Avenue. Yes we’ve migrated north to Migration.

A bit of is no reason to stop riding your bike. I prove it to you in this video as I venture out for a ride during a Portland rainstorm (a.k.a. an “atmospheric river”). Come along as I do a loop from ...

Welcome to Monday. I was up early this morning to get this done before I head to the Hilton downtown for the opening plenary speeches at the MPACT Conference. Below are the most notable stories I came ...

In yet another ominous sign for the Oregon Department of Transportation, a member of the Oregon Transportation Commission voted “no” on the agency’s ambitious plan to expand five miles of I-5 between ...

TriMet board members, including JT Flowers (center) who was beaming in remotely, at their meeting this morning. (Photos: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) TriMet staff and their general manager, Sam Desue, ...

Velotech is the parent company of BikeTiresDirect, Western Bikeworks, and Trisports. What started as a local bike club selling its excess imported tires has grown into one of the most extensive online ...

IBR Administrator Greg Johnson testifying at the Oregon Legislature in April 2023. (Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) On Friday, Greg Johnson announced he will step down from his role as leader of ...