Category: Event

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…

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.

BEST’s Cycle of Change group of transportation activists is organizing a series of happy hours with candidates in contested races for Eugene City Council.

Community leaders and the public thanked those who help so many get where they need to go at an event on Monday, March 18, at Springfield Station.

On Monday, March 18, BEST and AARP Oregon in partnership with Lane Transit District invite community leaders and the public to thank those who help so many get where they need to go.

During the National Week Without Driving, October 2–8, 2023, BEST invites public officials, transportation professionals, advocates, and others to learn firsthand the challenges those without access to a personal vehicle face daily.

Getting from place to place is essential to daily life. How we do so impacts health and safety, equity, the vitality of our economy, community livability, and the environment. Our panel of thought leaders will share perspectives on transportation challenges and opportunities—and what planners, engineers, elected officials, and other community members should be doing to respond.

A collection of resources about Eugene’s proposed Middle Housing Code Amendments.

On Wednesday, February 16, either 4:00–5:00 p.m. or 5:00–6:00 p.m., join Lane County staff and the project team for an online open house to learn about the East 30th Avenue Active Transportation Plan and provide feedback.

Join us on Tuesday, November 9, 2021 at noon as BEST and other community partners rally to thank LTD’s bus drivers for their dedication as front-line workers during the pandemic and to highlight how critical public transit is to our community.