Two weeks ago, on one of the first hot, sunny days, we hosted 52 teachers, parent volunteers, city officials and interested others from as far away as Ashland and Hermiston to a workshop in Portland. Participants learned how to put on a successful Walk and Bike to School Day and how to plan activities throughout [...]

Remember that seeing eye to eye is valuable in all areas of daily living, but especially when you're sharing the road with someone else's loved one.

Improvements are coming to the 2-mile stretch of trail from Rugg Road to Highway 212. Help shape the future of this trail with your input.

August 1-3, for Cycle Oregon's Weekend Ride.

Watch the segment here.

Our smart and friendly columnist at the Washington Post is at it again. Check Neil Pierce's article on Multiple Transit Options. Oh yes, bikes sure are one!

BTA turned up the heat to highlight the host of concerns that we have for the project.

From 7 - 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, July 1, to allow viewers to ask questions and offer their views about the Columbia River Crossing project and a new I-5 bridge.

After that, it's up to the City of Portland to paint it green.

Come help us count bicyclists, like the 70+ volunteers who took part last year, to find out just how popular it's becoming to "go by bike" throughout the city.

Join us at the BTA, Tuesday, June 24, 5:30-6:30 pm, for a workshop on urban biking offered in conjunction with Pedalpalooza. We'll talk about laws, skills, route-finding, basic maintenance, and gear, and how you can be safer and more comfortable on our city streets. The BTA is located at 233 NW 5th Ave. [...]

Police quotes in local newspaper stirs up local advocates.

Then join the BTA on Monday, June 23rd to kick off the Portland Mountain Bike Short Track Series at PIR!

Chills, thrills, and hopefully no spills in the tale of a bicycle loan applicant.

Thank you notes for a Bike Safety Instructor.

The BTA has and will continue to be influential in shaping any project.

Safer Routes to School has a few suggestions to slake your summer walking and biking thirst.

See the recommendation and give your input at an Open House on Wednesday, June 18th.

Translation: The Bicycle Transportation Alliance's position on the Columbia River Crossing Draft Environmental Impact Statement Locally Preferred Alternative.

Discounts, prizes, valet bike parking, refreshments and more.