ODOT has started construction in North Bend to enhance pedestrian and bike infrastructure, with new ADA ramps, crossings, and lanes to be completed by December.

Interstate 84 in the Bay Area will have paving-related delays between The Dalles and Arlington from Sept. 22-26, with additional minor delays expected on Sept. 29.

PBOT will start paving SW Fourth Avenue in Portland tonight, with road closures until Monday morning, affecting traffic and potentially causing noise.

Oregon DMV revises CDL testing materials, aligning with national standards for improved road safety and commercial driver skills, effective October 1st.

Oregon is considering reducing speed limits in Portland and Yachats, with a public virtual meeting by the Speed Zone Review Panel scheduled for Sept. 23.

SWACT will host a virtual public meeting on Sept. 12 to discuss transportation issues, with membership discussions and updates on COAR and ODOT Region 3 projects. Accommodations are available for those with disabilities.

Pony Creek Road is set to reopen on Sept. 9 after upgrades, including ADA-compliant features, but minor shoulder closures may continue for final touches.

Construction on Highway 101 near Bandon will reduce traffic to one lane and may cause 20-minute delays. A full weekend closure is anticipated Sept. 19 for a culvert project, with a detour via U.S. 199, I-5, and Oregon 42.

PBOT schedules nighttime roadwork in Portland for pavement markings, affecting traffic signals and flow at SW Fourth Avenue and SW Sheridan Street; motorists advised to seek alternative routes.

The Northeast Area Commission on Transportation is preparing for its meeting on September 4, to be held at ODOT Region 5 HQ in La Grande, ensuring ADA compliance and offering phone participation.

U.S. 26 reopens with new pavement and temporary striping, allowing all lanes for Labor Day traffic, although additional work, like ditch improvements, will resume in September.

Nighttime construction on I-205 in Oregon will close lanes for the Bus on Shoulder Project, with work set for September to October, aiming to ease traffic congestion.

Metro Council approved $12.5 million for Clackamas County's Sunrise Gateway Corridor project to enhance safety and connectivity between 135th and 152nd avenues.