Multnomah County staff members recently updated the BTA's Board and staff on the Sellwood Bridge project, one of the top projects for cyclists in the region.

Three of Oregon's bike shops won best honors in the Bicycle Retailer and Industry News' 100 Best Bicycle Shops awards.

Working to ensure future regional trails will be built, the BTA is urging the City of Portland to reinstate a Senior Parks and Trails position.

Braving threats of snow, students came out on Valentine's Day to bike and walk. Why? It's good for your heart!

When you purchase a raffle ticket for the "Le Tour de Bistro," you support better bicycling around the state AND gain a chance to win a fabulous package of 12 dinners for two at some of Portland's finest eateries. Celebrate all year!

A meeting with trails advocates in Boring introduced me to their big plans to extend the Springwater and welcome cyclists to their not-so-boring town…and reminded me why I love to bike.

Budget cuts may result in cutting trails planning in Portland, and that's bad for bicyclists; read on to help save trails planning.

Here's to all the bicyclists out there helping lost souls find their way, to a buffet or elsewhere.

The BTA gotten a lot of press in the last few days — on a variety of subjects. We're thrilled to have such engaged media and to respond to have a chance to make our voice heard for bicyclists.

A new poll shows Metro-area residents want transit, biking and walking to increasingly replace automobile travel, by a two to one margin.