Oregon Active Transportation Summit is back after virus hiatus
Stymied by Covid in 2020, the Oregon Active Transportation Summit is back and looks to be stronger than ever.
Oregon Active Transportation Summit
This annual event (originally started in 2006 as the Oregon Bicycle Tourism Summit) brings together policymakers, advocates and citizen activists to learn, network, and actively lobby the state legislature to improve bicycling, walking and public transit.
Oregon Active Transportation Summit set for March 17-19
The Oregon Active Transportation Summit moves to a new venue this year. The Street Trust’s annual gathering of planning professionals, agency staffersm thinkers and activists takes place at the Oregon Convention Center. The three-day event will have an explicit focus on climate action and transportation justice and will be headlined by Emma Marris, an environmental … Read more
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Former Obama transpo secretary will headline Oregon Active Transportation Summit
Three days of networking and events.
‘Human Transit’ author Jarrett Walker to keynote Oregon Active Transportation Summit
The annual event is expected to draw hundreds of advocates, professional staff, elected officials, and more.
BikeLoudPDX hits Active Transportation Summit with “not-so-cool infrastructure” flyer
A bit of humility injected into the event.
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Faces in the crowd at the Oregon Active Transportation Summit
Who’s here and what are they up to?
Active Transportation Summit dispatch: Vision Zero and the myth of freight
The summit kicked off with talk of reforming government, freight myths, and street safety.
2016 Active Transportation Summit will tackle freight, housing, the Gorge and more
Once a year, Portland’s biking, walking, transit and public-space wonks gather.
Portland’s joyfully nerdy new Multimodal Singers quartet brings poetry to motion
The group of four architects writes, composes and sings about the merits of biking, walking and riding mass transit.
Weak links: City finds traffic hot spots on neighborhood greenway system
The city’s bicycle coordinator described inner SE and NW as “a real problem area” for neighborhood greenways.