Big changes in store as BTA sets to launch new ‘Bike More Challenge’ in May
A new website is among several big changes this year.
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A new website is among several big changes this year.
A few weeks ago, five of Metro’s seven councilors said they almost certainly wouldn’t support more freight spending.
In a growing city, work zone safety is more important than ever.
We called all the elected councilors to ask.
Once a year, Portland’s biking, walking, transit and public-space wonks gather.
The proposed tax hike would be enough to upgrade 20 bus lines to frequent service.
Carl is the city’s all-around bike culture Renaissance Man.
In 2016, Portland voters will vote on a local gas tax, a new mayor, a transportation commissioner and a governor.
“Our organization and our movement have not done enough to listen to the concerns and priorities of communities of color.”
A regional program would be available throughout the metro area, not just in Portland.
May is rainier than September, but new commuters will get to build their skills over the summer that follows.
Victims and family members of life-changing traffic collisions are invited to join.
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