Goodbye BTA, hello The Street Trust
A big change after more than a quarter-century being known as the BTA.
A big change after more than a quarter-century being known as the BTA.
The annual gala is the BTA’s main fundraiser.
Almost 2,000 new riders! Now let’s keep them going the rest of the summer.
A tectonic shift in Portland bike advocacy.
“Falling off my bike is one of my own largest fears.”
BTA Board Chair Justin Yuen makes the main point of the night.(Photos by J. Maus/BikePortland) Last night was the Bicycle Transportation Alliance’s 25th anniversary celebration and Alice Awards gala at the Portland Art Museum.
Learn the advocacy ropes. For free! Tonight thanks to the BTA.
BTA goes public with letter that says PBOT is not doing as much as they should to keep work zones safe.
The BTA is up for a $50,000 grant and they need more votes to make it happen. The competition is among 11 other non-profits who are also lining up for the grant from Advantis Credit Union. So far, the BTA isn’t doing so hot. You can vote online every 24 hours through June 30th. As … Read more
The BTA has named the winners of their coveted 2014 Alice Awards.
UPDATE, 10/8: The BTA is no longer holding a rally, but they still encourage folks to show up and testify. More on their blog here. Next week’s Portland City Council agenda has been published and it doesn’t include a key amendment on the SW Corridor Plan resolution that the Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA) was hoping … Read more
Alice Award winners Kristen Warren (L) and Alison Hill Graves with former Bike Gallery owner Jay Graves and the BTA’s Rob Sadowsky. (Photos © J. Maus/BikePortland) On Saturday night, the stars of bike advocacy from around the region aligned in northwest Portland for the 18th annual Alice Awards benefit auction. Known as “Alice,” it’s the … Read more
Comment of the Week: What the police say (and don’t say) in crash statements