A Paved-Over Train Bed That Runs From Banks to Vernonia is One of Oregon’s Best Bike Paths

Though impossible to please everybody at once, it’s hard to imagine anyone but the most technically minded adrenaline junkies feeling anything short of amazed by the Banks-Vernonia State Trail.

Readers Respond to Our Bike, Foot and Scooter Tour of Portland’s Fast Food Drive-Thru Windows

Few other cities require businesses to serve cyclists and pedestrians at drive-thrus, and city officials say they aren’t aware of any complaints since the new rules went into effect. Here’s what readers had to say about our bike, foot and scooter tour of Portland fast-food restaurants.

Silent Bike Ride Will Honor Cyclist Killed in Southeast Portland

Portland’s Pioneering All-Women Bike Dance Team Is Preparing for Retirement

The Sprockettes are preparing to ride off into the sunset.

There’s a Moon out Tonight: Scenes from This Year’s World Naked Bike Ride

That’s right—last night, Portland once again stripped down and pedaled through the streets of the southeast for the World Naked Bike Ride. And we were there to take photos.

The Oregon House Just Passed A Bill to Allow Cyclists to Treat Stop Signs Like Yield Signs

While the Senate may be camped out in the Gem State this week, the House is taking a cue from it. Bike advocates have been pushing the “Idaho Stop” bill for more than a decade.

This Year’s Filmed By Bike Festival Offers the Most Diverse Programming Lineup To Date

Oregon Legislature Passes Bill Legally Extending Bike Lanes Through Intersections Where They Are Unmarked

A bill that passed the Oregon House of Representatives today clarifies that bike lanes legally extend through intersections whether or not lines are marked.