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BikePortland is a niche, locally focused news outlet dedicated to bicycling, transportation, and street-level mobility issues in Portland, Oregon, and the surrounding region.
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‘Better Sheridan’ project brings safer walking to South Waterfront (opens the original)
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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 and biking. The recently completed project, known as Better Sheridan, grew out of a proposal from students, parents and administrators at the International School of Portland (ISP). The goal was straightforward: create a safer way for students, staff and other pedestrians to travel through a part o
Your guide to finding the 'Wildwood' crows by bike (opens the original)
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This article is by our resident route master and ride leader Tom Howe. See more of his fun local routes here. We know how Portland loves its crows… and soon there’s going to be an animated movie about them called Wildwood. What does all this have to do with bicycling and Portland? Well, quite a bit! The film’s storyline takes place in Portland. In the trailer for the movie, the main character (named Prue) sets out on a rescue mission by bike, with her friend Curtis tagging along. They are determ
My journey to that 'Hard Rock glow' (opens the original)
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This article is by Portland resident Carissa Conklin. I have a faint memory of being a young girl learning to ride a bike in the church parking lot. Falling more than once on the uneven gravel. With only the encouragement of my parents and older siblings, which was more like tough love, I refused to give up until I could balance on those two wheels. I remember feeling proud of the matching scrapes on my knees that proved I worked for it. Since then, my only riding experience has come few and far
Job: Bike Bus Coordinator - Bike Bus PDX (opens the original)
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Location: East Portland, OregonCompensation: $63K-$65K annuallySchedule: M-F 9-5; occasional work before 9am, after 5pm, and weekends requiredTerm: Grant-funded through 6/30/2029, with the possibility of extension The Bike Bus Coordinator is the backbone of Bike Bus PDX’s emerging East Portland bike bus programs! This position will work closely with families, school staff, school districts and community-based organizations to plan, implement and evaluate bike buses. Bilingual in English/Spanish,
Off-Road Cycling Master Plan: A decade later, what has changed? (opens the original)
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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 a ribbon of dirt through the woods. (Photo provided by author)</figca
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