Go Lloyd

The Oregon Department of Transportation is updating the Transportation Safety Action Plan to create a safer transportation system and further reduce crashes and eliminate traffic fatalities. This plan will provide a roadmap for decision-making on best practices for reaching the goal of zero traffic deaths by 2050.

Before it is complete, ODOT wants to hear from you on the plan, and what should be prioritized going forward. Their draft plan is open for public comment until July 31.

Learn more using the link in our bio.

We're still rollin' right through a spectacular Bike Summer! Portland summer is the best opportunity to get out there on your bike, regardless of your experience or level. Check out some of the many bike events happening soon:

🎉 North Portland Neighborhood Bike Fair: Saturday, July 18, 10AM-1PM | Peninsula Elementary

🏆 LARGEST E-BIKE RIDE GUINNESS WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT!: Sunday, July 19, 8:30AM | Meet at the Waterfront Park (register beforehand!)

🚴 City Bike Bus: Wednesday, July 22, 7:15-9AM | Meet at a various start location and ride to Salmon Springs

🔧 TuneUp Thursday: Thursday, July 30, 4-6PM | In Hassalo Plaza

🌐 And of course, for all rides happening during bike summer, make sure to visit http://shift2bikes.org to find community rides near you.

Enjoy a summer of biking, friends 👯 🚲 💚

In case you missed it last week, Lloyd Live: At the Dock is back!

🎶 Lloyd Live: At the Dock is a free weekly summer event hosted by , celebrating music, community, and Portland's eastside riverfront. Join the fun every Wednesday from July 1 to August 26 and listen to vinyl DJ sets.

🌊 You can access via the Eastbank Esplanade, a short walk or roll from Peace Memorial Park and the Oregon Convention Center. This is a car-free, bike-in and walk-in event!

Visit Go Lloyd or Lloyd EcoDistrict's website to learn more.

Join us for our TuneUp Thursday next week! Roll through the last stretch of Bike Month safely, and prepare for an epic start to Bike Summer!

THURSDAY, MAY 28 | 4-6PM | IN HASSALO PLAZA

As always, one bike per person; tune-ups and basic safety checks only, no parts replacement. First-come, first-served, patience appreciated!