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Vision Zero: Eliminating Traffic Deaths and Serious Injuries

Program
Vision Zero
Through the Vision Zero program, the City of Portland and our partners are working to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries on our streets.
Mailing address
Contact

PBOT Vision Zero

visionzero@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-4998

Featured content

Cover of Portland's Vision Zero Action Plan; a partially transparent map of a Portland street map is superimposed over an image of a person crossing the street in front of a stopped sedan
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Information

How we are making streets safe through Vision Zero

Map of Portland showing the major streets of the High Crash Network in grey and, along these streets, blue, orange, or green lines to indicate where safety projects have been completed, started, or starting soon.
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Guide

How to use the Vision Zero Dashboard

Speed reader board displays speed of 34 MPH beneath a 40 MPH speed limit sign. A small sign below reads TRAFFIC LAWS PHOTO ENFORCED.
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Information

Fixed Speed Safety Cameras

Service

Request Free Vision Zero Pins, Stickers, Brochures, or Fliers

Updating speed limit signs on a Portland street.
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Speed Limits

Screenshot of interactive Vision Zero Crash Map. Map shows crashes in Portland dating back to 2008.
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City of Portland Website

Interactive Crash Map

Vision Zero pledge
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External Resource

Subscribe to Vision Zero emails

Service

Report a non-urgent traffic safety concern to 823-SAFE

A thumbnail image of a YouTube video with a play icon in the center. A man is speaking with a rectangular rapid flashing beacon in the background.
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Information

Traffic Safety Education Videos

Related offices, programs, advisory groups, and projects

Program

Safe Ride Home

Past Meetings and Hearings

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