WTA's latest video
Active Transportation & Health - Dr. Phil Wu
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submit your comments
 Washington County's Department of Land Use and Transportation received a $100,000 grant from the Department of Energy to help plan for a complete bike and pedestrian system. They are asking for residents' opinions on areas that most need improvements, particularly in closing the gaps in bike lanes and sidewalks. These comments will help inform the county's plan for active transportation.
Submit your comments online by January 1st.
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Seeing Safety: Pedestrian Visibility
Learn how to stay safe in the dark, both as a pedestrian and a driver, in WTA's November Video.
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Connect with Oregon's new rideshare tool
How to register:
1.) Go to www.DriveLessConnect.com
2.) Verify your account
3.) Sign in and complete your registration
4.)Log your trips and be eligible to earn rewards
Once registered you'll be able to:
Match up in carpools through work and community networksConnect using your FacebookFind a bike buddy to ride along with youTrack your trips-and your savingsBe eligible to earn rewards
All information is kept confidential. You control how your personal information is shared. |
washington county's first buffered bike lane
In our latest video:
Westside Transportation Alliance Executive Director, Heather McCarey, takes a ride with Shelley Oylear, Washington County's Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator, on Tualatin-Sherwood Road's new buffered bike lane.
For more info, visit www.wc-roads.com |
Fanno Creek Trail Crossing at Hall Blvd.
Experience the crossing of the Fanno Creek Trail at Hall Blvd. (Beaverton) in WTA's new video.
Attend the next public meeting to give your input on the new design options:
Wednesday, September 21st, 6:30-8:30pm
Conestoga Rec Center, Rm. 202
9985 SW 125th Ave.
Beaverton
Get more information on the project's website, FannoCrossingHall.org. |
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Click to view a PDF of the chart: WTA_Cost_of_Commute.pdf |
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