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PedPDX: Portland's Citywide Pedestrian Plan

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PedPDX Maps

Interested to know where we have sidewalks and where we don't? This map is a tool that shows where we've improved sidewalks and crossings, and what still needs to be done. Please note that this interactive map application is intended for Desktop viewing and not optimized for mobile devices. Click here to explore the updated maps. 

PedPDX 3 Year Status Report (2019-2022)

PedPDX includes performance measures and action items that PBOT tracks to understand progress toward achieving the Plan’s goals. PedPDX states that PBOT’s Pedestrian Coordinator will provide periodic updates on the status of that progress. The PedPDX 3 Year Status Report provides an update on the work done since the 2019 adoption of PedPDX through 2022. 

PedPDX Plan (2019)

Click here to read the plan

Learn about the PedPDX planning process by watching the video below. Graphic of an arrow.
Image of PedPDX Plan cover. Click Here to view a walkthrough video of the PedPDX plan.

PedPDX Documents

PedPDX | Complete Plan

PedPDX | Two-Page Summary 3.09 MB

Two-page (front and back) info sheet about PedPDX for printing and sharing.

PedPDX | Two-Page Summary (MS Word) 1.68 MB

MS Word version of the two-page (front and back) info sheet about PedPDX. 

Chapters:

Cover, Intro Pages, and Executive Summary 38.59 MB
Chapter 1: What is PedPDX? 3.69 MB
Chapter 2: PedPDX Mission, Goals, and Objectives 1.44 MB
Chapter 3: What is the State of Walking in Portland 1.96 MB
Chapter 4: The Pedestrian Priority Network 16.58 MB
Chapter 5: Prioritizing Pedestrian Needs 32.87 MB
Chapter 6: PedPDX Implementation Toolbox 38.66 MB
Chapter 7: Implementing the Plan 12.12 MB

Appendices:

Appendix A: Public Involvement Plan 2.56 MB
Appendix B: MVGO Cross Tabulation 2.38 MB
Appendix C: Public Survey Report 11.29 MB
Appendix D: "Walking While Black" Focus Group Report 19.85 MB
Appendix E: Policy Framework Memo 23.92 MB
Appendix F: Pedestrian Safety Memo 15.44 MB
Appendix G: Existing Needs Analysis Memo 18.36 MB
Appendix H: Network Completeness & Adequacy Criteria Memo 14.8 MB
Appendix I: Pedestrian Network Needs Memo 17.77 MB
Appendix J: Prioritization Memo 14.78 MB
Appendix K: Lighting Level Guidelines 2.26 MB

More information on PedPDX is available here: PedPDX Background Information | Portland.gov

     
     

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Portland is committed to ending traffic violence in our communities. Through the Vision Zero program, the City of Portland and our partners are working to eliminate deaths and serious injuries on our streets by 2025.

Contact

Gena Gastaldi

PBOT Pedestrian Realm Coordinator
Gena.Gastaldi@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-6142

Related

Pedestrian Design Guide Update
PedPDX 3 Year Status Update (2019-2022)

Topics

Access and ADA accommodations
Transportation and roads
Sidewalks

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