PBOT says they’ve finally made progress on Vision Zero
Last year, East Portland tallied its lowest number of road deaths since 2018.
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Cities in East Multnomah County say they’ll end road deaths by 2035
“Without real tangible action, the goal is only as strong as the paper it’s written on.”
With unanimous support, Portland reaffirms commitment to Vision Zero
Portland City Councilor Tiffany Koyama Lane succeeded on many fronts last night.
Advocates for Vision Zero and immigrants will come together for safe streets today
Portland’s legacy of cycling and social justice advocates working together will continue later today.
Councilor Koyama Lane’s ‘Vision Zero Week’ aims to up urgency for road safety
She wants a parade and bike ride to City Hall to build momentum for her resolution.
New City Club research will tackle Portland’s Vision Zero failure
It comes as local Vision Zero efforts are at an inflection point.
Bike bus and road safety advocates take over Portland City Hall
High fives, a bike bus boombox, pothole donuts — it was the most upbeat Vision Zero event I’ve ever attended.
A decade in, Councilor Koyama Lane wants Portland to redouble Vision Zero effort
We’ve found our Vision Zero champion on City Council.
PBOT says deaths dipped last year, but worrying trends continue
The initial promise of Portland’s vaunted Vision Zero plan will not be fulfilled. But we can’t stop trying.
City Auditor gives PBOT mixed report card on Vision Zero
Vision Zero is more commonly the punchline of criticisms than the proud rallying cry many of us hoped it would be.
How would 42 Portland political candidates help us reach Vision Zero?
Question #2 asks how candidates would save lives.
Red light for everyone is now default at one Portland intersection
‘Rest on red’ is the latest tool used by PBOT to slow drivers down.