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News Release: Smoother street ahead: PBOT’s Gravel Street Service kicks off another season with work beginning in SE Portland on Monday

This year’s service will address streets in Southeast, Northeast, and North Portland.

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PBOT Safe Routes to School December 2025 Newsletter

PBOT's Safe Routes to School December 2025 newsletter.

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News Release: Safer, smoother SW Fourth Avenue fully open to the public

Full vehicle access, pedestrian crossings, on-street parking, protected bike lane, and business access and transit lane now in service; punch list work continues

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Five Ways to Save Your Thanksgiving Holiday from Disaster

Safety tips from the City of Portland. Make a plan to get there safe. Take a breath before you deep-fry that turkey. Don't pour fat, oil, or grease down the drain. Install smoke alarms and keep an eye on hazards. Take care with extension cords.

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News Release: Year-end discounts on SmartPark parking garage validations for Portland businesses, plus holiday parking sponsorships for everyone to enjoy

PBOT is proud to sponsor free parking for on-street parking and all five SmartPark locations on Saturday, November 29 in support of Small Business Saturday. SmartPark will also be sponsoring two free parking weekends on Dec. 13-14 and Dec. 20-21.

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PBOT Vision Zero November 2025 newsletter

PBOT's Vision Zero November 2025 newsletter.

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Traffic Advisory: Safety improvements under way, with intermittent weekday traffic impacts, on SE Stark St, between SE 108th and 122nd avenues

A new protected bike lane is part of the third phase of PBOT’s $23 million Safer Outer Stark project

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Intersection rebuild starts next week at N Rosa Parks Way & Greeley Avenue

Project will replace an aging traffic signal to ensure safe, reliable operations.

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District Two Update: Cully Neighborhood Projects

This update outlines the latest progress and what to expect in the coming weeks for various construction updates in the Cully Neighborhood and District 2.

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Traffic Advisory: Flood protection wall assembly exercise to close lanes on N Marine Drive, Wednesday morning, Nov. 12

Marine Drive, an important route for freight in North Portland, will be reduced to one lane in each direction during the exercise.

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Final work underway on NE 97th & Couch/Davis Local Improvement District

$14 million project added sidewalks, trees, streetlights, new and rebuilt street segments, and replaced an aging traffic signal.

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PBOT Safe Routes to School November 2025 Newsletter

PBOT's Safe Routes to School November 2025 newsletter.

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Updated Traffic Advisory: Road closure, lane reductions on SE Foster Road between SE Barbara Welch & SE Jenne for rumble strip installation POSTPONED

New high-visibility road markings and rumble strips are coming to Outer SE Foster Road

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News release: Travel with caution as Halloween trick-or-treaters and rainy weather add safety risks to city streets

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) urges everyone traveling — whether walking, biking, rolling, taking transit, or driving — to use extra care to help keep Portlanders of all ages safe this Halloween.

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News Release: Southern segment of the SW Fourth Avenue Improvement Project now open

New protected bike lane open between SW Caruthers Street and SW Taylor Street; new Business Access & Transit (BAT) lane open between SW Sheridan Street and SW Mill Street; on-street parking has also been restored between SW Lincoln Street and SW Jefferson Street

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News Release: PBOT and Multnomah County Library announce the 2025 Bike to Books winners

Portland’s favorite pink skyscraper and four-legged friends... Portlanders dreamed up a fresh batch of creative bike lane designs 

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