The BTA and partners are presenting three opportunities this week in Portland, whether your top questions are about winter riding skills, laws, or gear.

This Tuesday, October 20, the BTA will be giving an American Sign Language-interpreted All-Weather Bike Commuting workshop. If you can't join us, here are some all-weather biking tips.

Participating workplaces: 1240
Participating riders: 11,118
Miles biked: 1,244,718

A hearty thank you to the more than 11,000 people who rode their bike to work and logged their trips during this September's Bike Commute Challenge.

14 years since I have been on a bike.
Some time in the last three years…
As a walker I have watched many bikers whiz by. I wonder where they live, who they are and where they work. I don’t really have any biker friends and haven’t regularly ridden a bike for 14 years. Frankly I [...]

Oregon law states that in low-visibility conditions, cyclists must have a front white light visible from 500 feet and a rear red light or reflector visible from 600 feet (ORS 815.2880). What do you do to be visible on your bike?

Have you biked to work this month?

"Bring on the rainy season. . ."

Join us at McMenamin's Market Street Pub in Portland on September 28 from 5 to 11 pm, and bring your friends and family too - 50% of all earnings from food and beverages sales that night benefit the BTA.

Advocates for happy, safe commuting introduce some traffic-calming theater to Portland's rush hour Hawthorne Bridge users.