Disability Rights Oregon Says it Will Consider Legal Action if City Doesn’t Fix E-Scooter Complaint Process

Portland Bureau of Transportation Ditches Scooter Complaint Process, Requires Companies to Maintain 24/7 Customer Service

Portland Bureau of Transportation is redirecting complaints during the scooter pilot 2.0—which launched last weekend.

Does the Portland Bureau of Transportation Really Have to Restart Each Traffic Light By Hand After a Power Outage?

I read that after a power outage, the Portland Bureau of Transportation has to restart each and every traffic light in that area by hand. Really? Even a lamp is smart enough to come back on when the power returns. And how do they sync up if they’re not centrally controlled?

E-Scooters Are Back in Portland, Starting Friday

Love them or hate them, e-scooters are coming back to Portland on Friday for a second, year-long pilot program.

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.

TriMet Will Install Wind Turbines on Tilikum Crossing

Portland’s only car-free bridge, Tilikum Crossing, is getting a sustainability upgrade.

Transportation Bureau Asks Portlanders to Take Online Survey Before E-Scooters Return

In preparation for the city’s second, year-long e-scooter pilot program this spring, Portland Bureau of Transportation is asking people to take an online survey to share their opinions about the new form of transit.

Portland Economist Says City’s E-Scooter Experiment Was a Success—and Wants to Apply the Same Standards to Cars

Portland economist Joe Cortright criticizes the city for what he calls a “stark double standard.”