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Vision Zero
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New guidelines improve intersection visibility PBOT has finalized guidelines that help ensure people can see each other at intersections, resulting in improved safety for people walking, biking, and driving.
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Residential speed limit reduction Portland has reduced speed limits to 20 mph on residential streets
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Upcoming safety fixes on the High Crash Network 18 of Portland's highest-crash streets are receiving safety fixes in 2019.
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Storymap: Vision Zero Action Plan A visual, interactive version of Portland's plan to achieve Vision Zero
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Vision Zero Crash Map Interactive map of Portland crashes resulting in serious injuries and deaths
Popular demand has exhausted our supply of "20 is plenty" yard signs. Other yard signs are available through our lending program. Thank you for supporting safe speeds!
View the Vision Zero Action Plan
Portland is committed to ending traffic violence in our communities. Through the Vision Zero program, the City of Portland and our partners are working to eliminate deaths and serious injuries on our streets by 2025.
Portland City Council passed a resolution adopting Vision Zero in June 2015. This set in motion a planning effort that created the Vision Zero Action Plan that City Council approved in December 2016.
The next Vision Zero Task Force meeting is Tuesday, December 4, 2018, 9:30 a.m. to noon, Portland City Hall, 1221 SW 4th Avenue. All meetings are open to the public.
Questions or comments? Email us.