Eugene-Springfield Safe Routes to School

10/19/2026

Teen drivers play a key role in keeping the streets around our schools safe. Adults, let's honor teen driving safety week by talking to teens about how to protect themselves and their friends from avoidable mistakes. Visit Lane Council of Governments' driver's ed page at www.lcog-or.gov/transportation/page/teen-driver-education-lane-county and set the rules before they take the keys.
- No phones
- No distractions
- Don’t speed
- Limit passengers
- Buckle up

Los conductores adolescentes desempeñan un papel clave para mantener seguras las calles alrededor de nuestras escuelas. Adultos, celebremos la Semana de la Seguridad Vial para Adolescentes hablando con ellos sobre cómo protegerse a sí mismos y a sus amigos de errores que se pueden evitar. Visita la página de educación vial del Consejo de Gobiernos de Lane en www.lcog-or.gov/transportation/page/teen-driver-education-lane-county y establece las reglas antes de que se hagan cargo del volante.
- Guarda el celular
- Cero distracciones
- No excedas el límite de velocidad
- Limita el número de pasajeros
- Usa el cinturón de seguridad

10/13/2026

Are you passionate about active transportation? Play a role in making Eugene more friendly for active modes of travel by being on the Active Transportation Committee!

Join the Active Transportation Committee! Applications due Tuesday, October 27th at 5pm. Apply online at eugene-or.gov/atc

If you’re passionate about walking, biking, rolling, or riding the bus and want to help shape the future of transportation in Eugene, then consider applying for the Active Transportation Committee. This year's ATC cohort will have the unique opportunity to weigh in on the next Transportation System Plan -- an update that only happens every 10 years!

The ATC is a group of 15 community members who advise the City of Eugene’s Transportation Planning Team on projects and programs that help make Eugene safer and more accessible for everyone.

The ATC is an engaged community of transportation supporters. Members bring a wide range of perspectives and backgrounds and are united by a shared goal of improving the walking, biking, and bus riding experience in Eugene. Monthly meetings are lively and collaborative, offering opportunities to learn, contribute, and connect with others who care about transportation safety and innovation. The committee meets on the second Thursday of each month from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Joining the ATC means being part of a future-oriented group that’s helping Eugene lead the way in active transportation. If you’re ready to share your ideas and help build a better city, consider applying today.

10/07/2026

Today! There are so many ways to get to school that make you feel good in body and mind, save gas money, build your student's independence, are better for the planet and help make the school streets safer. Today is a great day to try walking and rolling, whether it's all the way to school or whether it's parking a few blocks away and walking or rolling the rest. We hope you'll join this international movement!
Eugene School District 4J, Springfield Public Schools - OR, Bethel School District, Rural Lane County Safe Routes to School

10/06/2026

Tomorrow! This Wednesday morning, join in the fun by walking, biking, rolling in a bus or using a mobility device for the school commute!
Eugene School District 4J,Bethel School District, Springfield Public Schools - OR

10/05/2026

Wouldn't that be great if there was a way to get more young people riding bikes? There is! And you can be a part of it! Read about the work we do here at Safe Routes to School and the City of Eugene Recreation and ways to volunteer. Shout out to our amazing volunteer, Christine Hall, who loves volunteering with us so much that she initiated and wrote the story with our 4J SRTS Coordinator to help get the word out.

Safe Routes To School Trains the Next Generation of Bicyclists

05/22/2026

We largely focus publicly on sharing the joy of and skills for active and shared travel. But behind the scenes, SRTS works with local governments and nonprofits as well as community members to play our part in moving our communities towards improved safety. We are deeply saddened by the loss of life and serious injuries taking place on our streets and look forward to a future where it's safer for everyone in our communities to move freely.
Read more about the recent news conference and rally that we participated in here:
https://www.opb.org/article/2026/05/21/eugene-officials-discuss-safety-plans/

The gathering brings local officials and advocacy groups together at Rosetta Park in Eugene to call for urgent action on traffic safety May 20, 2026.

05/16/2026

Please join us in asking for safer streets for our youth.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DYX4ogISut6/?igsh=MWJ2d2NrMGxlMHJkMg==

05/07/2026

Today!!!

05/06/2026

Schools across our region are celebrating May Is Bike Month: Lane County and holding Walk & Roll to School events throughout the month. Join the fun by trying something new or keeping up a healthy and fun habit walking and rolling to school any or all days this month!

Bethel School District, Springfield Public Schools - OR, Eugene School District 4J,

04/30/2026

Today! Join us to celebrate the kickoff of May Is Bike Month: Lane County!
Springfield Public Schools - OR, Eugene School District 4J, Bethel School District

The first pedal stroke of May is Bike Month starts HERE! 🎉 Join us at the MiBM Kickoff Party, onThursday, April 30 from 4–7pm at Oakshire Public House.

Stop by the Bike Month table to pick up your passport, grab a free t-shirt, snag some food and drink coupons, and find out what's happening all month long. While you're there, socialize, hunt for prizes at the all-ages egg hunt, or swing by the bike repair pop-up!

Want to arrive in style? Ride over with us! BOB Rides is hosting a group ride to the party—details coming soon on webikelane.org.

This is the best place to kick off your Bike Month—see you there! 🚲

webikelane.org | Oakshire Public House, 207 Madison St, Eugene