Oregon Injury Law News
Category: Infrastructure Improvements
Urgent Call for Action: Shaping Oregon's Transportation Future Now
Oregon lawmakers introduce House Bill 2025, a $1 billion annual transportation reinvestment plan to improve road safety and reduce pedestrian and cyclist injuries caused by deteriorating infrastructure.
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Oregon's Bicycle Accessibility Ranks High, But Safety Raises Concerns for Cyclists
A new analysis reveals that Oregon, ranked as a bicycle-friendly state, is also one of the most dangerous for cyclists, with 73 fatal crashes from 2019 to 2023. Eugene leads in safety efforts, but serious concerns remain across the state.
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Fatal Early Morning Bicycle Crash in Central Point Raises Safety Concerns on Rural Oregon Roads
A 45-year-old White City man was fatally struck by a vehicle while bicycling on Foothill Road in Central Point, raising legal and public safety concerns surrounding rural road cycling in Oregon.
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Oregon and Washington Recognized Among Top 3 Most Bicycle-Friendly States in Recent Report
Oregon has achieved a top-three ranking in bicycle friendliness despite a concerning rise in cyclist fatalities, highlighting the state's commitment to improving cycling infrastructure and safety.
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Portland City Council Greenlights Traffic Signal to Enhance Safety Near Oregon Humane Society
The Portland City Council has approved a $5.3 million plan to enhance safety at a hazardous intersection near the Oregon Humane Society. This decision follows a series of accidents, including a recent fatal crash, underscoring the need for urgent action.
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Fatal Motorcycle Crash on Morrison Bridge Ramp Raises Safety Concerns in Portland
Two people died in a motorcycle crash on the Morrison Bridge ramp in Portland after being thrown over a barrier onto the street below. The incident marks the latest in a series of serious motorcycle crashes in the area.
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