Traffic

The Portland Bureau of Transportation said at least 43 people died in 2020 and 2021 from crashes in which police believe alcohol may have been a factor.

Pedestrians have been increasingly struck by vehicles in Portland as more camps crop up near major roadways and traffic deaths reach record-setting levels.

A task for working to replace the Burnside Bridge has recommended changes that would save $200 million.

ODOT officials to travelers: Use traction tires, carry chains or stay home.

Heavy snow, blizzard conditions and stuck vehicles have prompted authorities to impose a shutdown of a portion of the West Coast’s major interstate that links California with Oregon.

After a cold Tuesday morning with a mix of dusting and snow, Oregon will see another round of wintry weather.

Officers are investigating the aftermath of a series of armed car jackings in which police killed a person.

Portland is on track for yet another record-breaking year of traffic fatalities.

Congress has created a new requirement for automakers: Find a high-tech way to keep drunken people from driving cars.

The Portland Police Bureau is shifting its traffic enforcement policy to focus primarily on moving violations that pose an immediate danger to public safety, according to Mayor Ted Wheeler and Police Chief Chuck Lovell.