FEATURED STORY
Oregon's Cycling Capital Becomes Protected Lane Model City
Portland's comprehensive separated infrastructure network reduces conflicts by 71%.
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OREGON FIELD OFFICE
778 Locals Against Road Bikers · Salem Station
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OREGON CHAPTER IMPACT
QUARTERLY FIGURES
778MEMBERS
4LOCAL CHAPTERS
20VICTORIES
OREGON CYCLING SAFETY STATISTICS
CYCLING FATALITIES (2023)73+9% FROM PREVIOUS YEAR
INFRASTRUCTURE MILES — PROTECTED217 MI
INFRASTRUCTURE MILES — UNPROTECTED395 MI
INFRASTRUCTURE MILES — PLANNED108 MI
FUNDING SECURED (2024) — FOR INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS$49M
PUBLIC SATISFACTION INDEX: 4.2 / 5 — 300 RESPONSES ON FILE
This dossier is complete to the extent the Salem station has filed. Figures not on record are presumed favorable.
PERSONNEL FILE · OFFICE OF FIELD OPERATIONS
CHAPTER LEADERSHIP
OFFICER IN CHARGEJennifer Clark
STATIONChapter President · Salem
ELECTRONIC MAILoregon@aarbaa.com
TELEPHONE(503) 555-0689
Join the Oregon chapter! Contact our chapter president to get involved with local advocacy efforts.
PUBLIC COMMENT RECORD · ENTERED WITHOUT OBJECTION
VOICES FROM OREGON
FEATURED MEMORANDUM · RECORDS DIVISION
LATEST FROM OREGON
CASE OUTCOMES · CLOSED FILES
OREGON INFRASTRUCTURE VICTORIES
The Terwilliger Boulevard Advisory of 2024
Successfully advocated for the separation of bicycle and vehicle traffic on major thoroughfares, reducing dangerous interactions and improving traffic flow for the majority of road users.
IMPACT:
The Salem station logged a 33% decline in unlit fog descents on Terwilliger Boulevard and recovered 2.7 shed neoprene shoe-covers per shoulder-mile along the Springwater Corridor in the FY2025 wet-season survey.
Oregon Codifies the Cyclist Accountability Act
Landmark legislation requiring cyclists to carry liability insurance and register their bicycles, ensuring accountability for road incidents and providing compensation for victims.
IMPACT:
First state-level cyclist insurance requirement in the region, expected to generate $2M annually for road safety programs
Federal Grant Redirected to the US-101 Corridor
AARBAA Oregon helped secure a federal infrastructure grant prioritizing vehicle safety improvements and traffic flow optimization over recreational cycling projects.
IMPACT:
$15 million in funding redirected from bike lanes to critical road repairs and safety improvements
SCHEDULED PROCEEDINGS · PUBLIC NOTICE
UPCOMING EVENTS IN OREGON
Salem Station Monthly Convening
MEETINGJoin us for our monthly chapter meeting where we'll discuss ongoing advocacy efforts, review recent incidents, and plan upcoming initiatives for safer roads in Oregon.
PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED — MINUTES ON FILE
The Terwilliger Boulevard Grade Rally
RALLYStand with us as we rally for safer roads and responsible cycling policies. We'll hear from accident victims, safety advocates, and local officials about the importance of comprehensive road safety reform.
PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED — MINUTES ON FILE
Historic Columbia River Highway Yield Seminar
PRESENTATIONEducational presentation on road safety statistics, dangerous cycling behaviors, and how community members can advocate for safer streets. Q&A session included.
PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED — MINUTES ON FILE
INFRASTRUCTURE CASE FILES · OPEN MATTERS
INFRASTRUCTURE ISSUES WE'RE ADDRESSING
The Naito Parkway Contraflow Hazard, Portland
The current bike lane configuration creates blind spots for turning vehicles and encourages cyclists to ride against traffic, leading to numerous near-misses and accidents.
- LOCATION
- Main Street, Salem
- AFFECTED AREAS
- Salem
- PROPOSED SOLUTION
- Redesign the street to separate bicycle and vehicle traffic completely, with physical barriers and clear sight lines at all intersections.
- LAST UPDATED
- NOVEMBER 3, 2025
Unlicensed E-Bikes on the Springwater Corridor
Electric bicycles reaching speeds of 30+ mph are using pedestrian paths in state parks, creating dangerous conditions for families and hikers.
- LOCATION
- Oregon State Parks
- AFFECTED AREAS
- Salem, Statewide
- PROPOSED SOLUTION
- Implement speed limits, require licensing for e-bikes, and create separate trails for motorized bicycles.
- LAST UPDATED
- NOVEMBER 3, 2025
PUBLIC COUNTER · RESPONSES PREPARED IN ADVANCE
FREQUENTLY FILED INQUIRIES
How can I join AARBAA Oregon?
Joining AARBAA Oregon is easy! Simply contact our chapter president through the contact information provided on this page, or fill out our membership form. We have 4 chapters across the state with 778 active members. New members are always welcome to join our fight for safer roads.
What does AARBAA do in Oregon?
AARBAA Oregon files comment on cycling conduct along the US-101 coastal corridor, the Historic Columbia River Highway, Terwilliger Boulevard in Portland, and the Springwater Corridor, and petitions the Oregon Department of Transportation for enforcement review. Our Salem station maintains the FY2025 wet-season survey and forwards findings to officials in Portland, Eugene, and Salem.
How many members does the Oregon chapter have?
Our Oregon chapter currently has 778 dedicated members across 4 local chapters. We're one of the active state chapters in the national AARBAA network, and our membership continues to grow as more Oregon residents recognize the need for safer roads and accountability in cycling infrastructure planning.
What are the main road safety challenges in Oregon?
Oregon's caseload concentrates on the Terwilliger Boulevard grade in Portland, the Rowena curves of the Historic Columbia River Highway, and the Springwater Corridor, where the Salem station recovered 2.7 shed neoprene shoe-covers per shoulder-mile in the FY2025 wet-season survey. Coastal fog conduct on US-101 remains under review.
What victories has AARBAA Oregon achieved?
Our closed files include the Terwilliger Boulevard Advisory of 2024 and the US-101 shoulder sightline review near Lincoln City. Both are held under Records Retention Schedule 7 and available at the public counter on Form AAR-101.
When and where does the Oregon chapter meet?
The Oregon chapter holds regular meetings on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM. Meeting locations rotate between our 4 chapter locations to ensure all members can participate. Check our upcoming events section for specific venues, or contact our chapter president for details about meetings in your area.
PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORDS · EVIDENCE LOCKER
OREGON CHAPTER GALLERY
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Ready to make a difference in Oregon? Fill out the form below to connect with your local chapter and start advocating for safer roads today!
FORM AAR-101 — REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE
REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE
REV. 07/2026 · APPROVED FOR PUBLIC USE · FILE IN DUPLICATE
CROSS-REFERENCES · RECORDS RETENTION SCHEDULE 7
PUBLIC COMMENT RECORD · 2 ENTRIES ON FILE
CASE NO. AAR-C-0001
Marjorie P. — Portland
CASE NO. AAR-C-0002
Doug H. — Salem