Rob Sadowsky, formerly of The Street Trust, is now executive director of Bark
Bike issues are still on his plate.
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Bike issues are still on his plate.
The Street Trust is searching for a new leader.
The group’s leader says unsafe streets are at a “crisis” level.
“How do we expand our community and political clout in order to get the big things we want in the street?”
It’ll be an up-or-down vote on the BTA leadership’s top choice.
A tectonic shift in Portland bike advocacy.
The free event is at the Kennedy School and will span 140 years of local bike history.
The proposed tax hike would be enough to upgrade 20 bus lines to frequent service.
Big shifts in funding could have ramifications for national bike advocacy.
Portland transportation officials are facing pressure from their counterparts at the state to do something they’ve never done before.
The Alliance for Biking and Walking just hired a new boss.
(Photo J. Maus/BikePortland) Rob Sadowsky, the executive director of the Bicycle Transportation Alliance has issued a public statement about the serious injury collision that happened in southeast Portland on Sunday.
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