The CCC executive director knows a thing or two about challenges and change.

A New York chiropractor who made house calls by bike came to Oregon 15 years ago and showed us a thing or two about bike friendliness.

Bicycling has been good for Margaret Weddell. And she, clearly, has been good for bicycling.

At age 32, Stephanie Routh not only does not drive, she has never in her life owned a car.

A 17-year employee at St. Vincent and former employee of the year, and a passionate advocate for bike commuting.

Bike patrols are an essential ingredient of police work in Central Point, a town of 16,000 in southern Oregon.

This article is the first in a series profiling the nominees for the 2008 Alice B. Toeclips Awards.

Were you in the restroom for the Alice Awards? If so, listen to them now!

On Saturday night, in the company of 715 BTA members, supporters, friends and volunteers, we honored and thanked five great bike advocates for the work they've done to make Oregon and SW Washington communities bike friendly. They were given Alice B. Toeclips Awards:
Senator Ginny Burdick, who represents SW Portland.

Jonathan Maus of BikePortland.org.
Kelly Punteney, Vancouver, [...]

Savannah Teller-Brown has been nominated for an Alice Award for her research into the effects of diesel exhaust on cyclists. Here she writes about what motivated her and the documentary she is creating to spread the word.