Inevitably about once or twice a week this summer I've passed my new friend, Joe Kurmaskie, and we yell out friendly morning greetings to each other. A couple of days ago I had to stop, though, and marvel at the yellow beast astride the top of his car.

Come see Scott and Jonathan Maus take on the car world!

These bladder-wheeled bicycles are diabolical devices of the demon of darkness.

Wouldn't that be nice?

A little sweat, a little slander, and a bill signing ceremony.

The Eugene Register-Guard published an editorial yesterday, critical of drivers who think "that if cyclists don't abide by every rule of the road, they'll be fair game for motorists" and asking us, when we're operating vehicles "weighing in at 4,775 pounds" near vehicles "weighing in at 200 pounds," to just chill out.
Read the editorial.

Surveys collected from cyclists, potential cyclists, and people who are not interested in cycling reveal some interesting findings.

One of the joys of my job is interacting with folks all over Oregon who are working away in their own little corners of the state to bring bike safety education to children. I'm energized to visit other areas of Oregon and love my job even more now.

Do you drive, walk, bike, or ride the bus across the I-5 bridge? Talk with us!

This Saturday, BTA and Portland Transportation Options volunteers gave out 300 bike bells on the Eastbank Esplanade as part of our "I Share the Path" event.