10 weeks after fatal collision, ODOT installs new pedestrian signals along Powell Blvd
Sarah Pliner might have gotten across alive if this were installed sooner.
Sarah Pliner might have gotten across alive if this were installed sooner.
A grassroots report will look to raise the profile of signage as a key tool to boost bike ridership.
Good urban planning means the average person traveling around a city doesn’t need to know anything about what went into designing it – they can just get around intuitively. Peter Koonce, who manages the traffic signals and street lighting division at the Portland Bureau of Transportation, is keenly aware of this. Koonce and his team … Read more
Photos and video of Naito’s new bike signals.
A federal “Smart City” grant could bring millions of dollars for connecting vehicles to improve safety.
Tell PBOT how they can better serve your green light needs.
A barn dance will be held at Portland’s first-ever Barnes Dance. Let us explain.
Time to familiarize yourself with Water Avenue? (Or just slow down)
PBOT and ODOT want you seeing (more) green.
New research suggests that interminable red lights are a particular burden on new bike riders, because pavement markings aren’t easy enough to understand.
The new signal makes it easier for this person to merge left over two lanes of traffic.(Photos © J. Maus/BikePortland) The Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) activated a bike-only signal yesterday at the northwest intersection of NE Lloyd Blvd and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.