Do you have ideas about improving public health in Oregon through active transportation? Take the Community Input Survey to share your thoughts and recommendations with the Health Improvement Plan (HIP) Committee.

The fifth annual Oregon Bike Summit on June 4th brought together over 180 bike advocates, educators, and elected officials from across the state and nation. Here are some of the highlights.

America Bikes has created state fact sheets from the Alliance for Biking and Walking 2010 Benchmarking Report.

The proposed bill for 2011 would impose greater sanctions for drivers who cause deaths while driving with a suspended or revoked license.

Residents in Oregon City, Burns, Salem, Klamath Falls and St Helens will have a chance to weigh in on long rage safety goals for Oregon at upcoming public meetings.

The Oregon Legislature approved the provsion Thursday, which includes some components of the Vehicular Homicide bill.

Read on to see how the BTA blog played a role in the Senate vote on Tuesday.

HB 2001: the good, the bad and the ugly.

Take action immediately! Ask your state Senator to increase the minimum bike funding to 1.5% and exclude the $192 million Newberg-Dundee Bypass project.

Improvements made to Urban Trail Fund and funding for non-highway projects.