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The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) urges everyone traveling — whether walking, biking, rolling, taking transit, or driving — to use extra care to help keep Portlanders of all ages safe this Halloween.
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PBOT's Vision Zero October 2025 newsletter.
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PBOT's Vision Zero September 2025 newsletter.
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People who drive should exercise caution, regardless of whether they’re near a school or not
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Curb paint and signs aim to reduce crashes and protect all road users — especially people walking, biking, and rolling
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PBOT's Vision Zero August 2025 newsletter.
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NovoaGlobal will be the City of Portland’s sole supplier and operator for the Speed and Intersection Safety Camera program, as well as PPB’s Traffic Division's two mobile speed enforcement vans.
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Every dollar invested in preventative maintenance can save up to $10 in future reconstruction
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Paving, restriping begin in July with additional safety improvements wrapping up by fall
Updated Traffic advisory
PBOT's Vision Zero March 2025 newsletter.
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PBOT will offer discounted taxi, Lyft, and Uber rides as part of its Safe Ride Home program.
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Traffic deaths drop by 16% in Portland, but deadly trends on high crash corridors continue
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(Feb. 6, 2025) The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) advises the traveling public that installation of reflective, metal roadside delineators along NE Marine Drive will require crews to narrow the road from two lanes to one for a small section of the roadway, starting Tuesday, Feb. 11 through
Updated Traffic advisory
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