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122nd Avenue Corridor Improvements

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PBOT has developed a comprehensive plan to improve safety along 122nd Avenue, and is now working to fund and implement these improvements. Learn more by clicking the links below.
Photo of one hundred twenty second Avenue from the pedestrian bridge at Northeast Sacramento Street. The road has a parking and bike lanes on each side. There are two lanes of through traffic and a center turn lane. There are cars and a trimet but driving along the road.

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122nd Avenue existin condition

122nd Avenue Plan: Safety, Access, Transit

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122nd Avenue Safe Streets for All Project

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122nd Avenue Plan - Online open house

Sign up for 122nd Avenue Corridor Improvements Updates

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NE 122nd Ave RFFA Crossing Improvements Project

122nd Avenue Crossings Near NE Davis Street and SE Clinton Street

Contact

Bryan Poole

Project Manager
bryan.poole@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-1173

Maggie Derk

Transportation Planner, PBOT
maggie.derk@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-6176

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