PBOT is constructing a concrete barrier for a bike lane on SE Stark Street in Portland, impacting traffic intermittently on weekdays through Jan. 6. The work is part of the "Safer Outer Stark" project.

The FAA reduced flight restrictions at major U.S. airports to 3% as an effort to normalize operations after the government shutdown's impact on air traffic control.

Upcoming improvements at N Rosa Parks Way & Greeley Avenue intersection in Portland feature a new traffic signal, safety enhancements, and better accessibility; construction to last a year but with maintained access for all.

Washington County is planning to replace the timber bridge on Turk Road with a concrete one and seeks public input through an online open house until November 23.

Multnomah County officials warn of increased road hazards during winter months, especially after Daylight Saving Time ends, and urge drivers to be extra cautious to protect pedestrians, cyclists, and other road users.

The Stark Street Bridge in Multnomah County was closed due to a semi-truck crash, causing commuter disruptions and highlighting infrastructure concerns.

November is full of Oregon public advisory committee meetings on topics like transportation safety and school routes, with accessibility options for all attendees.

Burns, Oregon's local DMV closed due to a facility issue; residents advised to use online services or find alternate offices.

Portland's cycling community prepares for a safety ride to promote visibility as days get darker. PBOT's event on October 28th includes a 7-8 mile ride, reflective swag, and a social gathering.

Portland issued a pre-seizure notice for an illegally parked, abandoned 1968 Tomsawy boat, stipulating an October 24 removal deadline or face potential costs.

Portland is implementing night work for safety fencing on NE 12th Avenue overpass above I-84, causing road and ramp closures and detours late October.

Portland's SW Sixth Avenue faces traffic disruptions for repaving and safety improvements, including better bike lanes. The work is scheduled on weekdays, possibly extending to weekends, with limited parking and continued pedestrian access.

Traffic signal upgrades at NE 47th & Halsey in Portland start Oct. 20, with work weekdays 9-4, causing potential delays and detours. Public transport unaffected.