Congestion pricing means safer streets for all New Yorkers. Governor Kathy Hochul: Don’t delay congestion pricing. We need to do everything we can to prevent crashes and save lives.

Come ride with us this Saturday, June 8th at 4pm!

Ready for tonight’s Portland Pickles game

OR Lawmaker at recent transportation town hall: low-income people need cars, they can't shop by bike or bus Me: H. Willett Louisville chairs, $7/pair; new old stock Anders Nicholson console w/ record, cassette & CD players $25 HSDS11 Tern: Insurance $8/mo; Gas, Parking $0/mo

Join BikeLoud PDX members from your district this Wednesday, June 26th at 3:30pm for a 5 mile ride to the BikePortland Bike Happy Hour. – Learn about bicycle advocacy efforts in Portland  – Meet friends, make friends, make plans, plan actions! 🧵/

Bike ride from city council district 2 and speaking at bike happy hour 😀

Join BikeLoud PDX, Human Access Project, and City Council Candidates in your district for the first ever Four Quadrant CANDIDATE Splash Ride! Four feeder rides start at parks in each of the new voting districts. Meet and hear from your local candidates for City Council.

Four Quadrant Candidate Splash Ride this Wednesday, July 3 at 3:30pm. Four feeder rides start in each of the new city council voting districts. Meet and hear from local candidates for City Council, enjoy an easy 5 mile bike ride, and then we'll ride to the river for a swim!

If you live in Portland, OR the Four Quadrent City Council Candidate Splash Ride is happening tomorrow night(Weds). Meet in your district, hear from candidates, ride together to Bike Happy Hour and then on the Weds night splash ride! 💦 Free fun for all + great biking community

Candidates and voters from all four districts will converge at Bike Happy Hour tomorrow - 35 candidates on bikes will be placed into teams and you can watch them get through a fun, collaborative, bike-themed game togehter bikeportland.org/2024/07/02/can…

Last night was historic for local bike advocacy. Worked w BikeLoud PDX to bring 27 city council candidates (including 3 mayoral hopefuls) to Bike Happy Hour where they were split into 4 teams & tasked to fix a flat tire together. This is what democracy looks like! 👊🚲🙏

really amazing to be part of this. Only regret: I was too busy being a part of it and didn't get to focus on photos and video! I'm ok w that sacrifice tho, because this was such a great moment for our community. Thx to all u beautiful ppl who were a part of it.

When I vote for mayor of Portland and the new city Council this fall, the rise of reckless driving is going to be a top issue for me. Unlike many problems, this one is very much in city government's control, through both street design and enforcement.

"The extreme temperatures currently boiling U.S. communities are the direct consequence of climate change, to which the transportation sector — and overwhelmingly, cars and trucks — is the single leading contributor." Data from U.S. EPA:

Tough pill for many Americans to swallow. While compelling, this argument will not reduce car use. Big picture concepts like this and the impact any one person has is hard for people to grasp. Any sort reduction has to be engineered and designed.

BikeLoud PDX August 2024 Event Schedule! For more information: linktr.ee/bikeloudpdx

I don't think it's a coincidence that "big city mayor" became a dead-end job right around the time "process" and "community input" became huge parts of city governments. Big city mayors can't really *do* anything they just exhaust themselves fighting with endless bureaucracy.

One reason the pre-industrial world is the site of so much fantasy literature is that there are walkable cities but no sprawl. So there's plenty of nature. Also, plot-driving events happen when strangers meet on a road, but not if they are in cars.

Fully embracing Dutch philosophy… If it can be done by bicycle; do it by bicycle 💚

Join us tomorrow for the last farmers market ride of the year! (No market on the 28th) shift2bikes.org/calendar/event…