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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.

Proposed Portland-Area Transportation Measure Could Designate Half of Funds to Highway and Road Infrastructure

The transportation package regional government Metro plans to go to voters with in 2020 could propose putting 50 percent of funds to car infrastructure.

Readers Respond to Portland’s Planned Bike Infrastructure Projects: “Y’all Just Love to Complain, Huh?”

Last week, WW wrote about three infrastructure projects Portland City Hall is pursuing in attempts to maintain its status as a bike town (“Breaking the Cycle,” WW, April 10, 2019).

A New Gravel Bike Race in a Remote Part of Eastern Oregon Is Attempting to Establish Itself As the Most Difficult in the Country

Last year, fewer than half the riders in the Skull 120 gravel race made it to the finish line.

Portland’s Infrastructure Has Fallen Behind its Reputation as a Bike Town. Here’s How the City Is Attempting to Change That.

Two place a priority on getting around by bike and on foot ahead of cars.

In Her New Memoir, Adonia Lugo Discusses Why She No longer Works in Bike Advocacy and Why Infrastructure Alone Won’t Solve Biking’s Equity Problem

Adonia Lugo quickly noticed the disparities in bike riding between Portland and her home region, like the races of riders and their perceived social status.

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