Fixing Our Streets Program

Fixing Our Streets will expand preventive street maintenance that saves money and prevents potholes. It will support work making it safer for children to walk to school and allow us to build more sidewalks, traffic signals, street lights and bike lanes.

• Fixing Our Streets Oversight Committee

Rose Lane Project

Through the Rose Lane Project, PBOT is exploring how we can get buses and streetcar trains out of traffic, helping more Portlanders get where they need to go more reliably and quickly.

• Rose Lane Network Vision Map
• Rose Lane Project Report - Recommended for adoption by City Council (Feb. 13, 2020)
• Rose Lane Council Hearing Flyer - Spanish (Feb 2020)
• Rose Lane Council Hearing Flyer (Feb 2020)
• Rose Lane Project - slide presentation to community groups (January 2020)
• 2019 Rose Lane Public Involvement Summary Report
• Open House Stations 1 & 2: Welcome and Rose Lane Project Overview (Dec 2019)
• Open House Station 3: Why prioritize transit (Dec 2019)
• Open House Station 4: Project identification - Picking rose lanes (Dec 2019)
• Open House Station 5: Draft Rose Lane Vision (Dec 2019)
• Open House Station 6: Potential Benefits and Trade-offs (Dec 2019)
• Open House Stations 7 & 8 - Pilot Approach and Next Steps (Dec 2019)
• December Open House Flyer - English
• December Open House Flyer - Vietnamese
• December Open House Flyer - Somali
• December Open House Flyer - Simplified Chinese
• December Open House Flyer - Russian
• December Open House Flyer - Spanish
• Maps of Bus Segment Delay, Passenger Delay, Peak Hour Bus Frequency
• Examples of transit priority projects and treatments in Portland
• Why we need Rose Lanes

Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Action Plan

• TDM Overview (Presentation)

Federal Highway Administration experiment with Red Pavement Markings

We are testing to see if adding red on the pavement helps increase driver understanding and compliance in transit priority lanes. PSU will help us collect before and after data and evaluate performance.

Columbia - Lombard Wayfinding Project

• Frequently asked questions

Central City in Motion

• 2019-2020 Projects
• 2020-2021 Projects
• Working Group
• Implementation Plan Conceptual Designs
• Implementation Plan Supporting Documents

South Portland Addressing Project

Wayfinding, 9-1-1 Dispatching & Emergency Response Improvements

• Interactive South Portland Web Map
• Table of South Portland Address Changes
• Table of Martins/Radcliffe Address Changes
• Download ArcGIS Shapefiles
• South Portland FAQs
• South Portland Addressing Map
• Amended boundary in Collins View
• South Portland Addressing Project Video

Net Meter Revenue Policy Review

Reviewing and updating the City’s 1996 Parking Meter District Policy.

Portland in the Streets Community Grant Program

PBOT is excited to offer a new grant funding opportunity to implement new and creative projects and invites community-based organizations and neighbors throughout the City of Portland to apply.

• Grantees
• Application Information

Historic Black Williams Project

Take a walk on Williams Ave to see and experience an important piece of Portland history.

• Historic Black Williams Project Map

Neighborhood Greenways

Streets with low traffic volume and speed where bicycles, pedestrians and neighbors are given priority.

• North Willamette Neighborhood Greenway
• SE 19th Avenue Neighborhood Greenway
• Lincoln-Harrison Neighborhood Greenway
• SE Ankeny Neighborhood Greenway Improvement Project
• Clinton Neighborhood Greenway Enhancement Project
• Tillamook Neighborhood Greenway

Livable Streets: A Strategy for Portland

The Livable Streets Strategy will be Portland's roadmap to encouraging and implementing placemaking and community uses in the public right-of-way.

Neighborhood Streets Framework

A program for addressing infill development on problem streets.

• Local Transportation Infrastructure Charge (LTIC)
• LTIC Financed Improvements
• Gravel Street Service
• Neighborhood Collector Pedestrian Improvements
• Residential Local Improvement Districts (LIDs)
• LTIC Ordinances

Portland's High Crash Network

More than half of deadly crashes occur on just 8% of Portland's streets.

• High Crash Network Streets
• High Crash Network Intersections

PBOT Smart Cities

Portland's application to the US Department of Transportation’s Smart Cities Challenge grant to implement Ubiquitous Mobility for Portland (UB Mobile PDX).

• Shared Electric Scooter Pilot
• PBOT Smart Cities Pilots
• Other PBOT Smart City Initiatives
• City of Portland Smart Cities
• Work With Us
• PBOT 2019 Smart Cities Framework

Kevin J. Duckworth Memorial Dock

Keep Portland Moving: Utility Coordination Scoping Project

The Portland Bureau of Transportation is exploring how to better coordinate right of way work among City agencies and utilities.

• Executive Summary Brochure
• Final Recommendations – Action Plan
• Phase 1 White Paper – Inventory and Analysis

High Crash Corridor Program

The High Crash Corridor program uses relatively inexpensive education, enforcement and engineering solutions to address crash problems in a short period of time.