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Prompt repairs after crashes help keep our streets safe

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Each year, the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) makes hundreds of emergency infrastructure repairs to ensure the proper functioning of infrastructure that can help people use our streets safely.

PBOT launches Vision Zero dashboard with new data about the city's efforts to eliminate traffic deaths and improve road safety

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The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) introduces the Vision Zero dashboard, a new tool to help Portlanders better understand and track the bureau's efforts to eliminate deaths and serious injuries from Portland streets.
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.

Analysis indicates 20 mph speed limit reduced driving speeds

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Small but significant reductions suggest safety benefits from Portland's 20 mph speed limit.
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Remembering crash victims in Portland and across the world

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Traffic crash victims and those who love them are the focus of World Day of Remembrance on Sunday, November 15th.
Family members of traffic crash victims at an event on SE Division Street in Portland.

PBOT News Blog: Alcohol remains a top factor in deadly Portland crashes

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