Portland police target enforcement on ‘ghost cars’ without license plates
Slowly but surely, Portland is changing its tune when it comes to enforcement of driving rules and behaviors.
Slowly but surely, Portland is changing its tune when it comes to enforcement of driving rules and behaviors.
PBOT says they plan to begin hiring the new enforcement agents early next year.
It’s a way to take the public’s temperature on traffic safety and learn perceptions as camera program grows.
PBOT expects the increased enforcement will improve compliance by 5% per year.
Activists are trying something new this year to raise awareness of the responsibility we all have as road users, and reinforce the tragic consequences of shirking it.
Wave of retirements was foreseeable
Too many drivers face zero consequences for very dangerous behaviors.
The more people speed, the fewer of them get caught.
The move comes two and-a-half years after the division was dissolved.
It’s the most candid and detailed assessment yet of past problems and what to expect in the future
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