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  • Work zone safety emphasized at Capitol event May 28
    ​Join ODOT employees and public safety partners at the Oregon Capitol in Salem on Tuesday, May 28 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a safety event. This is the perfect opportunity to pick up a copy of the brand new 2013 ODOT Summer Construction Map, see photos of transportation safety from the last 100 years and gather some tips on how to travel safely through work zones.
  • DMV offices closed May 24 and 27
    ​DMVfurloughImage.jpgAll DMV offices are closed on May 24 for statewide mandatory unpaid closures and May 27 for the Memorial Day holiday. However, other ODOT offices, such as Motor Carrier Division offices and ports of entry will be open on May 24. Online services such as www.oregondmv.com are always available.

    The current recession has reduced state revenues, and has forced the Legislature to make deep cuts in agency budgets. Coping with these cuts requires state workers to take unpaid furloughs days resulting in closures and reductions of service on those days.
  • “Transportation Safety” emphasized in statewide, month-long campaign
    ​2013workzone.gifA lot has changed in transportation over the last 100 years. Yet some things remain the same, like Oregonians’ commitment to transportation safety and sharing the roads safely. Governor John Kitzhaber proclaimed May “Transportation Safety Awareness Month.” It's also the kick-off for road construction season. No matter how you travel, there are some simple steps you can take to improve safety.
  • Celebrating 100 years of service to Oregon

    ​boonesferry.gifThis year, Oregon is celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Oregon Department of Transportation, which began life as the “Oregon Highway Department” in 1913. Ferries, like the Boones Ferry pictured to the left, were a common way to traverse rivers up until the 1950s. Today, there are only a handful of ferries operating in Oregon. Read more about impressive eras of transportation progress; innovators, their creations, and the Oregonians who supported them; and noteworthy achievements that have helped shape Oregon’s highly valued way of life.

     

     
  • Governor proclaims May at Motorcycle Safety Month
    ​Governor Kitzhaber has proclaimed May 2013 “Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month” in Oregon. Oregon is joining with motorcycle organizations and other federal, state and local highway safety and law enforcement organizations to raise awareness about motorcycle safety. It doesn’t matter if you’re on four wheels or two; we all have to do our part to share the road safely.
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