Bicycle Transportation Alliance

Since 1990, the non-profit Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA) has opened roads and minds to cycling, working to promote bicycle use and to improve bicycling conditions throughout the state of Oregon.

Feb 5: Festival di Ticino

Presented by Bike N Hike

All proceeds go to BTA.

Feb 6 & 7: Donate your used roof rack to the BTA

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Job opening: Bike Safety Education Instructor in Eugene

Click here to see a full job description and application instructions.

Alice Awards & Auction: June 5, 2010

Save the date! More details & instructions for nominating are coming soon.

BTA launches Build It campaign for Portland Bicycle Plan for 2030

Take action now: call or email city Council.

Click here to review a copy of the plan up for adoption.

(Feb 08, 11:36 am)Nominate your bike hero for an Alice Award

Has an individual, business, government agency or community group you know provided inspiration to cyclists, made biking safer or easier, or helped make bikes a part of the fabric of your community? Nominate that person today!

(Feb 05, 2:32 pm)Michelle Poyourow heads in a new direction

Since 2006 Michelle has made a major contribution to bicycle advocacy and to the BTA with a long list of accomplishments.

(Feb 05, 11:14 am)Ask Eugene City Council to prioritize flex funds for bike/ped improvements

On February 8, Eugene City Council will consider the Sustainability Commission's policy recommendation that more flexible funding be allocated to bicycle and pedestrian improvements, rather than to pavement preservation projects.

(Feb 05, 9:24 am)"Don't worry folks, it's gonna pass."

After a huge rally and three hours of public testimony Portland City Council decided to delay the vote to adopt the plan until next week. Before groaning, consider a) Sam's words and b) their reasoning.