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The goal of the Pedestrian Safety Program is to reduce pedestrian injuries and deaths while promoting walking to improve health and fitness.
Chart: Oregon Pedestrian Fatalities compared to All Oregon Traffic Fatalities, 1995-2015
Oregon Governor, Kate Brown has proclaimed October 15, 2019 to be Oregon White Cane Day.
An event is being held at Portland State University on Tuesday, October 15, 2019 from 11:00am - 2:00pm.
Oregon White Cane Day ProclamationWhite Cane Safety Day Event FlyerWhite Cane Safety Day Press Release
The Oregonian Crossing campaign aims to increase awareness of Oregon traffic laws, promote safe and responsible travel behavior, and ultimately reduce the number of people injured or killed.Oregonian Crossing Campaign Materials are listed below:
Bumper Sticker
Crossing Lawn Sign - EnglishCrossing Lawn Sign - SpanishVida Nocturna Lawn Sign - Spanish
Two-sided Postcard
Signal PosterThe Bigfoot PSA is part of the ODOT and Portland Metro campaign promoting the Oregonian Crossing message. "Every intersection is a legal crosswalk".
Well Trained Walking Safety PSA - Man's best friend has some tips to keep you safe on your next walk in this PSA from the Oregon Department of Transportation.
ODOT Storeroom Order Form
Booklet
Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle ProfessionalsFederal Highway Administration Bicycle and Pedestrian SafetyNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration Pedestrian Safety
Heidi ManloveProgram Manager503-986-4196
Transportation Safety DivisionODOT-TLC Building, MS 34040 Fairview Industrial Drive SESalem, OR 97302-1142
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