Posts tagged: City of Eugene
UO student groups launch Patterson Street safety initiatives in honor of classmates lost
On May 27, ASUO, GTFF, and LiveMove held a news conference to honor those we have lost, to install signs urging safe driving, and to unveil a proposed street redesign aimed at improving safety. BEST and others joined in support.
RSVP for UO student street safety initiatives on May 27
Join in solidarity to honor those we’ve lost and to learn what the ASUO + GTFF and LiveMove student groups are doing in response.
RSVP for news conference, other safe streets for all events on May 20
Join in solidarity to honor those we’ve lost and to call for safe and welcoming streets for people from all walks of life.
Join GTFF in telling the Eugene City Council we need safe streets for all!
Before more tragedies occur, advocate for improvements to protect everyone, especially people walking, biking, or rolling.
BEST organizes transportation forums with candidates for elected office
Candidates for six competitive races for city council and county commissioner in Eugene and Springfield will share perspectives on transportation issues.
‘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.
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.
BEST supports improving biking on East 24th Avenue
BEST supports the City of Eugene making improvements for people who bicycle east and west along East 24th Avenue—and also north and south across it.
Changes to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard are here!
The MLK Transit and Safety Project repurposed the outside travel lanes as dedicated bus-and-turn (BAT) lanes, added a crosswalk at Chevy Chase Street, and enhanced the bikeways with green color at driveways and intersections.