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PBOT enshrines 15 mph ‘narrow residential roadways’ into official Pedestrian Design Guide

Volunteer advocate Michael Reiss’s new design for traffic calming on this soutwest Portland street reflects new language in the Pedestrian Design Guide regarding Narrow Residential Roadways.

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Draft Pedestrian Design Guide leaves no option for many unsafe streets

Man and dog step around a parked car on a walk up SW Broadway Dr. (Photo: Don Baack)

A closer look at the nitty-gritty of some of the alternatives the Guide offers, shows that it still doesn’t address constrained situations common in Portland.

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‘Streets 2035’ and Pedestrian Design Guide will help city decide who gets what, and why

It’s a lot to think about.
(Source: Streets 2035/PBOT)

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What to look for in PBOT’s forthcoming Pedestrian Design Guide

(Source: Pedestrian Design Guide Plan and Policy Review, Toole Design via PBOT)

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