Bicycle Transportation Alliance

Bike Safety Education. Our Bike Safety Education program teaches 5,000 Oregon kids per year how to stay safe, bew healthy, have fun, and get there on a bike.

Since 1990, the non-profit Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA) has opened roads and minds to cycling, working to promote bicycle use and to improve bicycling conditions throughout the state of Oregon.

November 7: Twilight bike ride on I-205 path with new lights

Biking through wet leaves: a guide

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(Nov 11, 7:36 am)BTA survey reveals trends, perceptions of bicycling around Oregon

Over 2,000 respondents around Oregon gave feedback on local bicycle conditions, personal bicycling habits, safety perceptions, and BTA advocacy.

(Nov 11, 7:09 am)Salem workshops focus on greenhouse gas strategies for transportation

Workshops will be held on December 4 in Salem, December 10 in Central Point, and December 11 in Springfield.

(Nov 10, 8:21 pm)Oregon Walk + Bike Newsletter: November 2009

30,000 students at 193 schools in 53 Oregon communities participated in Walk + Bike Day in 2009. Look inside for more highlights of this year's event.

(Nov 10, 9:58 am)I-205 multi-use path grows up: Now a transportation corridor

The BTA, ODOT, TriMet and a handful of dedicated riders turned out to celebrate the official reopening of the path. Plus: volunteer with Friends of Trees to help plant trees along the trail.