I-5 in Portland will have night lane closures for maintenance and bridge inspections, affecting the Banfield Interchange and Morrison Bridge areas. ODOT urges drivers to be cautious.

Sidewalk drilling for an accessibility project will occur in La Grande's downtown area this Friday, without impacting traffic or parking, to prepare for the Eastern Oregon 2024-2027 ADA Curb Ramps project.

Oregon's ODOT will increase fines for moving companies operating without certification to $3,000 starting January 2026 and discontinue the Trusted Carrier Partner Program due to budget cuts.

The Oregon Transportation Commission approved the next phase of the I-5 Rose Quarter Project, with a focus on collaboration and community engagement for the $167 million phase starting in 2027.

I-5 southbound left lane under Morrison Bridge in Portland will be closed at night this weekend for bridge work.

Fern Hill Road closed by officials between Taylor Way and Geiger Road due to high water levels, with permanent floodgates enforcing the measure for public safety.

Washington County issued an advisory due to heavy rains increasing flood risks. Residents are urged to avoid flooded roads and heed warnings to prevent accidents and ensure safety.

A section of North Columbia Boulevard in Portland was closed for a fatal crash investigation involving two vehicles, with one man deceased and two drivers cooperating with police.

Road work on NE/SE 82nd Avenue in Portland will cause delays, with lane closures but one lane open each way. PBOT advises caution and warns of rush hour congestion.

The Oregon Transportation Commission will meet on December 11 to discuss transportation initiatives, including the I-5 Rose Quarter project and the 2024-2028 Strategic Action Plan.

The "Big X" intersection in Medford is close to completing renovations, improving road surfaces, safety, and preserving bridges for the growing traffic demands.

Portland's SW Fourth Avenue is fully open after PBOT completed improvements, including utility upgrades and new bike lanes, enhancing safety and traffic flow.

Multnomah County completed an urgent culvert replacement on Rocky Point Road to prevent landslides, safeguard wildlife, and address a sinkhole, finished in 30 days for $312,000.