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Near-term recommended projects overview

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Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) has finalized project and program recommendations for the North Portland in Motion Plan.

North Portland in Motion Projects 

North Portland in Motion recommends two distinct project types, both of which are responsive to the needs and context of the street. These project recommendations are further enhanced with a collection of program and policy recommendations that are designed to be applied broadly and comprehensively throughout the peninsula. Considered together, these projects and programs support a complete and comprehensive network of safer, more welcoming, and more accessible streets.

I. Neighborhood Greenways

Neighborhood Greenways are calm, low-speed shared neighborhood streets that connect people to community destinations like schools, parks, and commercial areas.

The recommended Neighborhood Greenway network in North Portland in Motion is designed to provide a low-stress, comfortable walking and biking route to every school, park, community center, and business district in the North Portland peninsula.

 

 

 

 

 

 

II. Corridor Improvements

Investments to reduce speeding and improve the safety and comfort of people traveling along busier streets in the neighborhood.

Project elements vary by individual project, and include:

  • Designing for safer speeds
  • Improved crossings & sidewalks
  • Safer and more comfortable bike lanes
  • Transit spot improvements and stop access

 

 

 

 

 

 


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