ODOT cites high speeds in rejection of lower speed limit request on West Burnside
ODOT clings to an outdated policy.
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ODOT clings to an outdated policy.
One advocate’s quest for a safer street.
Not surprising as culture shifts.
We need more than signs and paint; but we also need signs and paint.
“Put your goddamn phone down while you drive!” said Commissioner Fish.
“An emergency exists because people are dying in traffic crashes.”
Carfree bridges, slower cars, protection from cars, carfree events, and accessible options to cars.
And to think, the USDOT’s official blog used to be called “Fast Lane.”
Another step taken in the march toward safer streets.
Sausage-making meets speed limit setting.
PBOT is playing hard-ball on speeding.
Current signs will be replaced tomorrow.
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