Transportation

  1. Franklin Boulevard Transformation

    The City of Eugene is restarting work to transform Franklin Boulevard so that it becomes a street that is pleasant, accessible, and safe for people using all modes of transportation. Community meetings are planned for the end of January to gather input... Read on...

  2. Amazon Drive Speed Limit Reductions

    This week Public Works will reduce the speed limit on East and West Amazon drives to 30 miles per hour. The current speed limit is 35 miles per hour. “Reducing the speed limit is all about safety,” said Reed Dunbar, Associate Planner. Read on...
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Upcoming Projects

Amazon Active Transportation Corridor

Bicycle and pedestrian improvements on East and West Amazon Drive from Hilyard Street to Snell Street.


13th Avenue Bikeway

Two-way protected bike lanes on 13th Avenue from campus to downtown Eugene.


South Willamette Street Improvement Plan

In February 2018, City staff informed the Eugene City Council that the bike lanes and a three-lane street will be made permanent with a pavement preservation project in 2019. The project will replace sidewalks, driveways, and access ramps; and add pedestrian-scale street lighting and rain gardens on side streets to treat stormwater. Learn more here.

Engagement Opportunities

Eugene's Active Transportation Committee

Active Transportation Committee meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month in the Sloat Conference Room at the Eugene Atrium Building (99 W. 10th Ave) from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. All meetings are open to the public. 


Internship Opportunities 

The Transportation Team offers competitive internships for students. The internships provide opportunities to earn academic credits, gain practical skills in a professional environment, and explore career paths.