Region 1 ACT is holding an informational workshop on transportation project prioritization under ODOT's ten-year plan on January 28, accessible via link or phone.

U.S. 101 at NW 14th Street in Lincoln City will be closed starting January 27 for ADA-compliant ramp construction and pedestrian system installation, with detours provided during the up to two-week project.

A freight train derailed on a trestle over Olalla Slough near Toledo, damaging the bridge and prompting a diesel cleanup. Officials say no crew members were hurt.

ODOT is informing Astoria residents about Astoria-Megler Bridge repairs via an in-person event and online open house, emphasizing safety and inclusivity.

The Prineville DMV in Oregon is closed due to staffing issues; alternative services are available online and nearby.

The Army Corps has launched an EIS for a $1.5B plan to bury a high‑voltage cable under the Columbia River; virtual scoping meetings are set next week. Tribes and shipping interests are raising alarms.

The Oregon Transportation Commission is meeting on January 22 to discuss state transport plans, including the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program. Public comments are due by January 20.

ODOT announced a paving project on U.S. 30 in Rainier with expected daytime work, ramp closures, and detours, aiming to enhance road safety and reduce maintenance costs.

A fatal crash on Saturday afternoon closed Highway 26 in Oregon; the road was later reopened, and ongoing investigations have limited details released.

TriMet faces a $300 million budget shortfall and seeks public input on proposed transit service cuts in Washington County, including changes to lines 76, 20, 45, 37, 96, and the LIFT Paratransit program.

A driver died in Washington County after crashing a vehicle that had eluded Portland Police post-reckless driving; police were not pursuing at the crash time.

OR 99E in Oregon City will be closed for I-205 Abernethy Bridge Project on Thursday and Friday nights due to girder installations, with detours via I-205.

SWACT is holding an online meeting for Coos, Curry, and Douglas Counties on Jan. 9, with public input opportunities regarding regional transportation issues.