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My Letter to the Editor
Of the Oregonian: I am befuddled by your editorial’s skepticism at the synergy between the Bureau of Environmental Services’ “green streets” program and bicycle boulevards (“Sewer money for bikeways: Does it pass the smell test?” March 15). We are under a mandate from the federal government to better manage our stormwater. We have several ways…
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A Good Week for Bikes
On multiple fronts: Multnomah County is finally ready to open the new bike path on the Morrison Bridge Google Maps has added bicycle directions – try it! Actually, my first attempt with Google was a little rocky. I asked it to route me from my home down to the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability and…
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KBOO Bike Show: Family Cycling
Listen to the show (mp3, 27.1MB) Our guests share how they’ve mastered the fine art of carting toddlers around, riding with elderly parents, and juggling work, school, errands, soccer practice, and even long distance travel by bike.
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Coming Up on the KBOO Bike Show: Family Cycling
Join hosts Lindsay and Elly for a discussion of family bicycling. Our guests will share how they’ve mastered the fine art of carting toddlers around, riding with elderly parents, and juggling work, school, errands, soccer practice, and even long distance travel by bike. 11AM-Noon, Wednesday, March 3rd KBOO FM 90.7 Streamed live at KBOO.fm Podcast…
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A Good Day for Bikes in Portland
Thursday was indeed a good day! The Portland Bicycle Plan for 2030 passed City Council unanimously, and Mayor Adams has promised to return in 30 days with a plan to kickstart $20M in new funding to get it rolling. Obscured by that headline, earlier in the day City Council put all-but-the-finishing touches on the RICAP…