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How to end traffic deaths is becoming a hot topic in the public discourse. But the ideas rising to the top, closing unsafe crosswalks, increasing traffic stops, aren’t the comprehensive solution we expected them to be. The following solutions, when taken together, would be a…

Sarah Iannarone

Mar 7

Taking public transit adds opportunities for collaboration, problem solving, and focused time together.

Feb 13

Learn more about The Street Trust's program for cyclists of under-represented genders.

Mar 14

On January 25th, Portland recorded its fifth traffic fatality of the year, more than seventy percent of the statewide total.

Jan 30

The Street Trust newsletter has a new home and ambitious plans at Substack. #OurStreets will deliver community-focused, inclusive, fresh content…

Jan 12

For over 50 years, Portland metro area residents have welcomed the new year with a bike ride. This year, we explored Milwaukie's Safe Access For…

Jan 4

We are ready to win policy transformation and major investments that save lives, reduce barriers, and expand opportunities to the people and…

Sarah Iannarone

Jan 2

#OurStreets

A digest of transportation stories about reclaiming our streets for the people, published by The Street Trust.

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