PBOT will use little-known “emergency” law to rein in speeding drivers
It’s PBOT’s latest move to tame traffic on outer SE Division Street.
It’s PBOT’s latest move to tame traffic on outer SE Division Street.
Reactions were swift and strong after two people died on Division last month.
The action comes after substantial public pressure to act.
Volunteer activists take Division’s dangers into their own hands.
“We call on the City of Portland to expedite major changes in order to slow speeds and increase safety for all on outer SE Division St.”
How many victims will we tolerate on Division?
Time to let the city know you want a new bike path to Tabor!
A man who lived near the neighborhood was hit trying to cross Division’s nine lanes.
One of the least-understood tricks in traffic engineering has a big payoff.
I learned two things: That everyone I met more or less likes it, and that low-car life is now very common in mid-Southeast Portland.
New and smooth.(Photos: Joe Hamilton) Thanks to a newly built undercrossing of SE Division, people on bikes have one less stop to make while riding on the I-205 path. ODOT put the finishing touches on their $750,000 I-205 Shared-Use Path Division Undercrossing Project earlier this month and they’re hosting a “celebratory gathering” this morning to … Read more
PBOT graphic The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) is set to begin work on a significant project that will add more vehicle access and capacity on SE Division. The project will re-configure the existing four-lane stretch of road between SE 60th and 80th into a five-lane cross section. Instead of four standard vehicle lanes, the … Read more