Bend 2030 supports a fuel tax
In a press release today, Bend 2030 announced its board of directors’ unanimous support for the findings of the Streets Funding Committee regarding funding for Bend’s roads. In a letter …
In a press release today, Bend 2030 announced its board of directors’ unanimous support for the findings of the Streets Funding Committee regarding funding for Bend’s roads. In a letter …
Many thanks to Kirk Stock, Bend Bikes board member and owner of Video Works Productions, for pulling together this short promotional video for our upcoming Christmas Light & Hot Toddy …
That chill in the air you’re feeling is telling you time is drawing nigh for the 2nd annual Christmas Light & Hot Toddy Ride. Join us on Thursday, December 3rd …
The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) periodically takes it upon themselves to remind us all about basic rules of the road. Whether it’s a buckle-up, a hang-up-the-cell-phone or a ‘speed kills’ messaging campaign, ODOT uses a portion of its marketing budget for billboards and other media outlets. This year one of their public service announcement campaigns is directed at everyone who walks, rides a bike or drives a car to get around: every intersection is a crosswalk.
SoupCycle delivers in-house prepared organic and locally-sourced soups, salads and juices by bicycle. They’ve made over 157,000 deliveries in Portland and Corvallis since their start in 2008. Now, they bring their wholesome food deliveries to Bend.
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Are you interested in participating in a bike train to and from Miller Elementary? We plan to have a regular bike train from the Shevlin Meadows/ Westside Meadows / Shevlin Crest / Shevlin Ridge neighborhoods this year and would love for you to join us!
Never biked to Miller Elementary? Come join us for a warm-up of a Bike Train to school. We’ll go over some of the basics of riding safely and even do an quick equipment check. Then, we’ll all hop on our bikes and ride to school. Think of it as practice for the first day of school on Sept 9th. We plan on having a regular bike train from our neighborhood to Miller this year (details to follow) and would love for you to take part.
Let’s get some practice in before school gets started.
Taking a road from 4 car travel lanes to 2 with a center turn lane and adding bike lanes can actually improve the road’s ability to handle car traffic. On it’s face it strikes many people as counterintuitive, but it’s true. that given the right situation, less is more when it comes to traffic flow.
Though it’s not immediately clear what impact this newly minted group will have, the August 5th Bend City Council meeting saw the creation of the Street Maintenance Funding Committee. (see our previous story about the its tumultuous creation)
Join us on August 20th at 7pm at Broken Top Bottle Shop for Pints & Politics. The Oregon League of Conservation Voters is hosting the event where a panel of Bend Bikes …
If you’ve been reading The Bulletin these last few months, you’ve seen a more than a few articles about Bend’s failing roadway surfaces. By most estimates, we would need to …
Change the way you speak about everyday bicycling and those who drive Is it really that important to rethink about the language we use to describe road-user conflicts on our …
Join us at Brookswood Meadow Plaza for the Brookswood Bicycle Fest on July 9th from 4 to 7pm. Activities will include free bike and helmet safety checks, a bike safety …
In mid June, DHM Research conducted a phone survey at the behest of the City of Bend and Bend 2030 to follow up to the findings from an April Bend …
Calling it a mix of safety, accessibility, as well as bicycle and walking infrastructure projects, Nick Arnis, Director of the Growth Management Department, presented a wish list to a May …