For more than 30 years, Eugene — with its 30 miles of off-street paths, 89 miles of on-street bicycle lanes and five bicycle/pedestrian bridges spanning the Willamette River — has been recognized nationally as a bike-friendly town.
But despite the fact that cyclists are an accepted part of the local landscape, city officials felt a need to expand their effort to inform people about the rules of the road.
Reminding everyone of the larger issue at hand.
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In unmistakably transportation safety-focused fashion last night the BTA fielded a team of previously unknowns to scorch the dirt track at PIR.
Last Friday, for Salem’s monthly Breakfast on Bikes
