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To invest in transportation, first build public trust and understanding
As Governor Kotek proposes raising taxes to pay for highway maintenance, Oregonians want to know what they are buying and the benefits.
‘Time for Eugene to treat sidewalks as essential public infrastructure’
It’s time for Eugene to treat sidewalks as essential public infrastructure. Contact city councilors before June 25 and ask them to support a long-term, equitable sidewalk repair strategy.
Support investments in safe, clean, fair transportation for all Oregonians
This week, submit oral or written testimony to support the Transportation Reinvestment Package (TRIP), House Bill 2025—and call for improvements.
Coffee with Earl Blumenauer: Building Community in Uncertain Times
On May 29, join former Congressman Earl Blumenauer for an informal discussion with public officials, transportation activists, and university scholars about transportation funding challenges and opportunities and what we can do together locally.
Bike Happy Hour in May with Shane Rhodes
On Wednesday, May 21, 5–7 pm, at Gratitude Brewing, discuss electric mobility with featured guest Shane Rhodes, Transportation Options Program Manager for the City of Eugene.
Public invited to learn about transportation while having fun
If you liked Eugene Sunday Streets, you’ll love the Better Ways Block Party! On Sunday, May 18, 1 – 5 pm, come to the Farmers Market Pavilion and Plaza to learn about safe, healthy, affordable, and clean ways to travel.
Summer Social with the Cycle of Change — Being Rescheduled
After work, join fellow transportation folks for a fun picnic dinner.
BEST joins Move Oregon Forward in the Capitol
On Thursday, April 17, BEST will be asking lawmakers for safe, clean, fair, and accountable transportation options for all.
Support micromobility safety and access
Join BEST, The Street Trust, and other members of the Oregon Micromobility Network in supporting micromobility safety and access — before the deadline on Wednesday, March 19, at 5 pm.
Ten years after 3 kids were killed, we must prioritize safety over speed
A decade later, the best way to honor those we lost is to redesign Main Street to protect the people we have.