The Bicycle Business League has launched a petition drive in support of Portland's future of cycling. This petition is for Portland's businesses to voice support for safer, healthier streets for all Portlanders by fully implementing the Portland Bicycle Plan for 2030.

This petition expresses support for bicycles as an efficient business tool and transport. The new Bicycle Plan for 2030 will help commuters travel safely to work, create healthier transport options for our students to travel to school, and increase bicycle ridership from 8% today to 25% in 2030. Please join us in expressing our support for the Portland Bicycle Plan and a healthier, safer Portland. Read the letter to Sam Adams and sign below.

Dear Mayor Adams,
We, the undersigned Portland businesses, are writing you to support the adoption and implementation of the Portland Bicycle Plan for 2030. We care about the reliable delivery of goods and services, affordable mobility for products and people, and healthy and productive employees.

Portland has achieved a nationally- and internationally-recognized “brand” as a livable, bike-friendly city. But in order to keep and hone that competitive edge (while cities like New York, San Francisco, Seattle and Denver aggressively expand their bicycling networks) we need to innovate and invest in our active transportation assets.

Fortunately, shifting our spending to areas in which we get great returns on investment – like moving people cheaply by bicycle – is a smart strategy in tough economic times. Even the small investments the City of Portland has made in biking facilities in the last decade have already paid off enormously.

Biking and walking are healthy and affordable transportation options for our employees and our customers, and will be integral to reducing our greenhouse gas emissions and fighting global climate change.

The Portland Bicycle Plan for 2030 offers a path to achieving these goals. We support the Plan, and we support its expedient implementation.
Sincerely,
[Business Owner]

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Shawn Small, Ruckus Components

Jonathan Davis, GreenPosting.org

Chris Harbert, Kinetic Performance

Justin Tutor, Kinetic Performance

Lauren Davis, Giggles the Green Bean Books, Music & Games

Phillip Ross, Metrofiets, LLC

Ryan Guy Hashagen, Portland Pedalworks

Evan Ross, Portland Bicycle Tours

Adam George, Portland Pedal Power

Jenn Dederich, Portland Pedal Power

Elizabeth Bryant, Garden By Cycle

Rose Sabel-Dodge, Gossamer-Fiber Arts & Waldorf Supplies

Tim Sexton, DataBridge Solutions, LLC

Missy Gerber, Organizers Northwest

Joe Doebele, Joe Bike LLC

tim ahaus, Earth Advantage Institue

Tara Williamson, Boly:Welch Recruiting

Erin Nicole Hillis, Earth Advantage Institute

Kristi McClintock, Earth Advantage Institute

Jacque Authier, jacqueline authier landscape design

KT Marquess, KT\\'s Massage

Carye Bye, Red Bat Press

Grant Johnson, KODE.LAB

Jason Tobin, Oregon Center for Environmental Health

David Beer, Wingnut Confections

Jonathan Maus, BikePortland.org

Stephen Fortunato, Attorney at Law and Filmed by Bike

Gabriel Amadeus Tiller, Gabriel Amadeus, Designer Extraordinaire

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Steve Bozzone, BOZZmedia

Daniel Kaufman, PDXK Productions

Benjamin Foote, PDXStump

Curt Dewees, writing / editing / marketing / communication

Lint Bunting, B.L.A.H.S.

Team Fenbi, The Fenbi International Superstars

Amos Hunter, Imelda\\'s Shoes and Louie\\'s Shoes for Men

Susan, Green Living Journal

Russell A. Willis III, J.D., LL.M., Charitable Planned Gift Design Services

Skye Blue, Skye Blue Can Sew

Michael O\'Connor, Assessment Associates, Inc. Environmental Consulting

Jonathan Reed, Quixote Cycles

Jonathan Nussbaum, Jonathan A. Nussbaum - Furniture Maker

Reverend Phil Sano, BikeSmut.com

Jed Lazar, SoupCycle

Reuben Deumling, Pedal Cargo Remodeling

Renee Spears, Rose City Mortgage

C. Wakefield Gregg, The eBike Store

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Grant Dixon, Papa G\\'s Vegan Organic Deli

Caleb Bushner, From The Rooftops

Christine Mallar, Green Dog Pet Supply

Chad Siegel, Family Tree Nut Co., LLC

Christina Redl, Green Clean

Aaron McBride, Pedal Nation Events LLC

Heidi Swift, Swift Plus Creative

Dave Roth, Veloclothes.com

Peri Ahmadi, Mojo Cafe

Nathan Jones, Organically Grown Company

Betsy Platt, AcuOmAcupuncture

Dan Zalkow, Transportation Planner (support approved by Wim Wiewel, PSU President and Lindsay Desroc, Portland State University

Kirsten Kaufman, Bike Realtor, Prudential NW Properties

Stefan Durham,

Dylan McNamee, Galois, Inc.

Jocelyn SyCip, Oregon Manifest

Shannon Latimer Marchat, Domestica LLC

John Cunningham, Alder Geotechnical Services

Teal Smerlinder, Cookie Pedalers

Blair Mastbaum, Outside In

Brad buhalis, Jimmy John\\'s Gourmet Sandwiches

Dan Moe, Mt. Hood Community College