TCNF Community Service Day 2022!
On Friday, September 9, TCNF held its annual Community Service Day at Sellwood Riverfront Park in SE Portland. In partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation,…
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TCNF's Ray Thomas' Recent "Get Legal" Column for BikePortland
In a recent column on BikePortland, TCNF attorney Ray Thomas discusses whether a group of bicyclists may form a funeral procession under Oregon law. Check…
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TCNF Joins Oregon Walks for Crosswalk Safety Campaign
On August 6th, TCNF attorney Chris Thomas joined Oregon Walks for a campaign to educate the public about Oregon crosswalk laws. Oregon Walks is an…
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Pedal Power: Legal Guide for Oregon Bicyclists
If you ride a bike in Oregon, this guide is for you. Know your rights and responsibilities on the road.
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Walking on two legs is the original and definitive human transportation. Unfortunately, motorized vehicles often endanger pedestrians. It up to our laws and regulations to keep Oregonians' safe.
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Oregon E-Bike Rights: A Legal Guide for Electric Bike Riders
This booklet explores the law on electric bikes in Oregon and your rights as an e-bike rider.
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