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On July 17, BEST urges you to comment to the Joint Committee on Transportation about who benefits, who pays, and who decides.

You can’t measure the cost of each lost life. Except we can and do, every time we make choices about how to invest transportation dollars.

An ODOT engineer talked about protecting bridges along state highways but a city councilor asked about keeping critical lifeline routes open.

After work, join fellow transportation folks for a fun picnic dinner. The Cycle of Change (CoC) is a growing group of people who are coming together to have fun, build community, and promote better transportation options…

A group of community leaders and key stakeholders assembled by BEST has questions about the City of Eugene’s plans to redesign Franklin Boulevard.

Event organizers thank the community for attending this year’s event and invite you to make the Better Ways Block Party part of your springtime plans for years to come.

The Joint Committee on Transportation is touring the state to discuss the need for stable and sufficient funding.

Lane Transit District recently withdrew its support for EmX bus rapid transit along River Road. Before moving ahead, BEST sees a need to ensure the public is along for the ride.

If you liked Eugene Sunday Streets, you’ll love the Better Ways Block Party! On Sunday, May 19, 12:45–5 pm, come to the Farmers Market Pavilion and Plaza to learn about safe, healthy, affordable, and clean ways to travel.

The Oregon Department of Transportation is asking the Legislature for more funding to operate and maintain existing highways.