starting May 9, 2008
Starts: 12:00pm
Ends: 1:00pm
PSU Parking and Transportation Services and the Bike to PSU
Challenge present the Bicycle Legal Clinic with Ray Thomas of Swanson, Thomas
& Coon, Attorneys at Law.
Raymond Thomas obtained his J.D. from Lewis and Clark Law
School in 1979. Ray has
focused his practice on jury trials including personal injury topics, and has
organized and presented seminars for Oregon
and national gatherings of attorneys. He writes a column on bicycle law
and safety for Oregon Cycling magazine. He started a series of free legal
clinics for bicycle riders in 1993, and gives regular bike law and safety
presentations. His book Pedal Power, A Legal Guide for Oregon Bicyclists, is
now in its sixth edition. He loves to commute, race, and along with his partner
Jim Coon has led a number of community rides. Ray has four children and is
active in Oregon's
bicycle, traffic, and work safety communities as an activist, commentator, and
speaker.
When: Friday, May 9th, 2008
Where: Smith Memorial Student Union, room 228
Time: Noon – 1:00 pm
Cost: Free and open to the public
This lecture is a part of the Bike to PSU Challenge in May sponsored by PSU
Transportation and Parking Services and its PSU Bike Co-op, in cooperation with
the Bicycle Transportation Alliance. This exciting and friendly contest will
span the entire month of May, challenging PSU students, faculty and staff to
commute by bike as frequently as possible. For more information go to
www.BiketoPSUchallenge.com.