Portland's Bureau of Transportation offers discounted rates at SmartPark garages from July 1 to September 30 to encourage downtown visits during summer events.

I-5 reopens in SW Portland after a significant phase of a bridge project is completed, ending weekend traffic disruptions.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation is enhancing parking enforcement, including tackling expired tags and blocked views at intersections, starting July 8.

Washington County Board of Commissioners approves a road maintenance plan for FY 2024-25, including road and bike lane repairs, and culvert replacements.

TriMet's Red Line will be temporarily closed at night between Gateway Transit Center and PDX for six nights to test new MAX trains, with shuttles provided. The new features of the "Type 6" trains include better lighting and displays.

Southeast 82nd Avenue reopened after a fatal motorcycle crash, with the investigation ongoing and details of the incident still undisclosed. Traffic has resumed as normal.

PBOT's Vision Zero initiative aims to eliminate traffic deaths, improve personal safety, and enhance public space belonging in Portland, as shown in their June 2024 newsletter.

The Washington County Board of Commissioners endorsed the MSTIP 3f, allocating $250 million for transportation improvements to enhance safety and connectivity for various travelers.

PBOT's Safe Routes to School newsletter outlines initiatives to provide safe, eco-friendly transportation for students, highlighting successful programs, upcoming infrastructure projects, and community events in Portland.

Washington County announces a June 4 open house for the Thompson Road Realignment Project, where closures and detours will be discussed ahead of construction starting in June.

Portland's Bureau of Transportation outlines the process for securing a Community Event Permit, noting the ideal 90-day application period, possible expedited fee, event criteria, and necessary preparations for street events on their website.

Portland is set to enhance the safety of 122nd Avenue with a series of planned improvements, including new pedestrian crossings and street lighting, partly funded by the Safe Streets for All grant. Construction is expected to start in 2024.

Portland's ballot on May 21 will include Measure 26-245 to renew the $0.10 per gallon gas tax for road repairs and safety, with $70.5 million proposed for PBOT-led projects.