“Multi-modal Transportation and Bicycles” to be topic at Chamber of Commerce Luncheon
At tomorrow's Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce luncheon, the topic will be “The Future of Multi-modal Transportation and Bicycles.”
Guests will include Barbara Chamberlain, executive director of Washington Bikes; Jeff Bohman, president of the Peninsula Trails Coalition; Kevin Dayton, state Department of Transportation Olympic region transit liaison; and Wendy Clark-Getzin, general manager of Clallam Transit System.
An introduction will be provided by George Bergner, director of Port Angeles Likes Bikes.
Guests will include Barbara Chamberlain, executive director of Washington Bikes; Jeff Bohman, president of the Peninsula Trails Coalition; Kevin Dayton, state Department of Transportation Olympic region transit liaison; and Wendy Clark-Getzin, general manager of Clallam Transit System.
An introduction will be provided by George Bergner, director of Port Angeles Likes Bikes.
posted by Tom Harper at 11:20 AM
3 Comments:
I would be interested in hearing about a new start up business here that will build electric vehicles for use in and around town.
In China, there is a huge boom in small two person electric vehicles intended only for local use. They don't go faster than 40 mph, and aren't allowed on highways. But, they are perfect for getting around town.
Instead of this silly composites recycling project, why doesn't local government look ahead, and do something actually useful? Create a small factory building the bodies, fitting the hardware, and providing support for what is clearly the future.
It is already happening elsewhere. When are we going to get tired of being the chumps that get left behind?
Good for them! We need to start having dialogs about this.
I ride in Port Angeles every day, and every day it freaks me out. Between hostile drivers, hostile flaggers, and pothole-y roads it's a challenge.
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