Two more people were killed while walking across Southeast Division Street last night
How many victims will we tolerate on Division?
How many victims will we tolerate on Division?
He lived life fully and captured it with his camera.
A man died while riding his bike on the St Johns Bridge today. He became the 37th person to die as a result of a traffic collision in Portland thiss year. Not many details have been released. I’ve pasted the most recent police statement below:
Blame-filled language based on bias-fueled assumptions is not how we make progress toward zero deaths.
A man who lived near the neighborhood was hit trying to cross Division’s nine lanes.
This is how Portland responds to a senseless act of traffic violence.
A tragedy that continues to reverberate through the community.
A stark reminder of what Vision Zero will take to achieve.
Number-crunching grim statistics to get a better idea of how we’re doing.
A woman died today while bicycling in southeast Portland. The collision with an auto user happened around 3:00 pm at SE 112th and Mount Scott Boulevard. This location is near the entrance of Lincoln Memorial Park, a popular area for riding.
This is where Lydia Johnson died on Saturday.
It’s the third fatal bicycle collision this year.