Jonathan Maus is a journalist at BikePortland. He covers the movement to end car dependency and improve biking, walking, and transit in America, with a focus on Oregon and Portland. Jonathan's work has been featured in BUILDER BY BIKE LLC and Streetsblog USA.
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Jonathan Maus covers local transportation and politics in Portland, Oregon. His articles predominantly focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to transportation infrastructure, particularly biking initiatives and road projects.
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By: Jonathan Maus
The bill reveals desperation at ODOT and among their supporters in the legislature.
By: Jonathan Maus
More momentum for getting rid of dangerous, toxic trucks in the urban core.
The expansion doubles the size of the fleet since 2000.
By: Jonathan Maus
The hunt for the next leader of the Portland Bureau of Transportation has begun in earnest.
Local bike activists want everyone to know that the rumors of Portland's bike decline have been greatly exaggerated.
By: Jonathan Maus
Be sure to share your feedback in the online open house.
By: Jonathan Maus
McLain is a Democrat, but she is to the right of Pham when it comes to transportation policy. This fight over HB 2098 has defined that contrast more than any other issue.
By: Jonathan Maus
Each one connects to an important destination where PBOT wants to encourage people to walk and bike to.
Jarolimek's death in a right-hook collision in 2007 sent shockwaves through our community.
"This is the first significant piece of bike bus research we’ve come across, but it surely won’t be the last."
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