Transportation for Oregon Coalition Partners 

#Transport4OR Coalition Partners

Transportation for Oregon’s Future is a network of concerned organizations, businesses, and citizen leaders advocating for a 21st century transportation system that:

  • Puts people to work designing, building, and operating sustainable transportation options
  • Enhances social equity by providing a variety of affordable and efficient transportation options for everyone
  • Supports development and land use patterns that make it easier for people to drive less
  • Improves the environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and other harmful pollution

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3 Replies to "Transportation for Oregon Coalition Partners "

  • Annie McCuen
    June 9, 2017 (4:31 am)

    We support ot. Thank you

  • Annie McCuen
    June 9, 2017 (4:32 am)

    We support it . Thank you

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    February 1, 2019 (6:37 pm)

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