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Bike Commute Challenge - log your bike rides.

 

Streetcar construction updates

*Includes Broadway Bridge closure schedule*
 
Legal information for bike commuters.
 
Free Basic Bike Maintenance
 
Breakfast for Bicyclists - Date has CHANGED to  THURSDAY 9/16
 
Park(ing) Day 9/17
 
EcoDistricts Summit at PSU 10/26

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Lloyd District Walking Maps

No time for exercise? It doesn’t get much easier or more fun than exploring the Lloyd District at lunchtime with one of three walking maps created by the Lloyd TMA. You can get your FREE maps now at Commuter Connection, Tuesday-Friday, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. Pick up the Art Walk, Historic Homes, Eastbank Esplanade and Green Design walking maps complete with lanyards and covers. Each map indicates the distance of your walk, estimated caloric burn and estimated steps.  Be looking for the last map in the series, Fountain Walk -- available summer 2010.

      Pick up your free Art walking map at our Transportation Store          Pick up your free Homes walking map at our Transportation Store          Pick up your free Esplanade walking map at our Transportation Store         

      Pick up your free Green walking map at our Transportation Store          Water Walk - bonus info here
 

Walk Week

Each summer the TMA sponsors Walk Week in the Lloyd District.  Events include guided walks using the lunchtime leisure maps, with free goodies such as pedometers and "Walk On, Rock On" bags.  Check out some of the photos of past Walk Week events below.
 
 Historic Homes Walking Tour 2009     Esplanade Walking Tour 2009
 
    Historic Homes Walking Tour 2009     Green Design Walking Tour 2009
 
 

Pedestrian Committee

Interested in helping to create a better pedestrian environment in Lloyd? Our Pedestrian Committee would love to have your help. Currently, in collaboration with the Bike Committee, we're exploring an exciting idea for NE Holladay Street. The concept is to create a pedestrian/bikeway on NE Holladay Street from the Rose Quarter to 13th Avenue. The proposed pedestrian/bikeway will accommodate both east- and westbound bicycles, as well as facilitate better pedestrian mobility. This would mean closing all or part of NE Holladay St. to car traffic and installing bike-activated signals at all signal crossings. If you'd like to help with this project or others, please contact us or call the office (503) 236-6441.