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Portland Bicycle Advisory Committee is Seeking New Members

PBAC members serve advisory roles to help city staff and City Council make good decisions for bicycling in Portland. Learn about responsibilities and how to apply.

Westside Transportation Alliance Seeks a Program Manager

The program manager will work to strengthen WTA services and programs promoting sustainable transportation.

Share Your Feedback on Gresham's New Bike Map and Wayfinding Signs

How have the new signs and Gresham Bike Guide improved your walking and biking experience?

What Does the Portland Bike Plan for 2030 Have in Store for You?

Check out this UPDATED interactive map to see what bicycle improvements are planned for your neighborhood.

 Sep 03, 2:10 pmSE Corridor Project: Oregon's Second Chance for TIGER Grant

With phase II of federal grant program TIGER (Transportation Investments Generating Economic Recovery) underway, Oregon has another opportunity to request government funding for multimodal transportation projects that are crucial to sustainable transportation and economic development in our region.

 Sep 03, 1:39 pmAnother Bump in the Road for Portland-Area Bicycle Commuters

A portion of Leif Erikson Trail in Forest Park will be temporarily closed to all traffic starting September 13th for construction workers to repair a sunken culvert.

 Sep 02, 8:07 pmBike Commute Photo of the Day: Team Oregon DEQ-Northwest Region

Send your Bike Commute Challenge Team photo to stephanie@bta4bikes.org

 Sep 02, 10:03 amJoining the BTA, joining the movement

The BTA's new Executive Director, Rob Sadowsky, has been at the helm of the BTA for two months this week. Rob shares what he has learned about Portland, the State of Oregon, and the bicycling movement, and makes a call for action.

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