Back in November 2023, two 6th graders at Laurelhurst School were crossing NE Glisan at 41st when the driver of a car sped ...

The Portland area has a big problem with people driving cars where they’re not supposed to. On March 19th, BikePortland reader Joe R. faced that reality head-on when someone driving a large SUV ...

Portland city councilors Mitch Green and Loretta Smith have found common cause on a notoriously tricky transportation funding ...

If all else fails, large boulders placed in front of the house should prevent anyone from leaving the roadway.

New details have emerged this morning of a nascent infrastructure funding effort that aims to quench the thirst for sidewalks ...

The bad news about the latest city bike counts is that the number of people cycling in Portland didn’t make a big jump in ...

This rider on SW 3rd Ave will soon lose the protection of the buffered bike lane. The Downtown Neighborhood Association wants to change that. (Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) At their meeting ...

What’s being called a “generational investment” that aims to build sidewalks in east and southwest Portland passed its first political test this morning when the five-member Portland City Council ...

Expect a lot more buses on Portland roads and freeways as Amtrak grapples with an unexpected service disruption. The operator of the Amtrak Cascades line between Oregon and Washington announced ...

The Mitchell Point Tunnel is finally open to the public! But unfortunately you still can’t bike all the way there. You might recall a ribbon-cutting event back in November where the public was allowed ...

Great Ride of Return participants on NE Ainsworth St. (Photos: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) Portlanders came together on Sunday to ride in solidarity with a cycling team based 7,000 miles away. The ...

A video shown at an open house earlier this month for the North Park Blocks Extension project created a stir among those who viewed it. The video shows the most detailed conceptual rendering of a ...