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So far this year, 8 people have been killed in traffic violence while walking in Portland.
Many others have been seriously injured.
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The PedPDX Community Advisory Committee (CAC) has asked that we honor those who have lost their lives in traffic violence while walking on our Portland streets this year.
By honoring and acknowledging each person, the CAC wishes to center the gravity of safety and Vision Zero in the PedPDX planning process.
Please join us in remembrance, with respects to their loved ones...
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Eric, male, 42
Dorothy, female, 86
Yelena, female, 53
Ted, male, 78
Wes, male, 65
Fuk, male, 74
Logan, male, 20
Dennis, male, 73
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PedPDX Mission: Through PedPDX, the City of Portland affirms walking as a fundamental human right and the most fundamental means of transportation. PedPDX ensures walking is a safe, accessible, and attractive experience for everyone in Portland by putting pedestrians at the forefront of City policy, investments, and design. |
The PedPDX CAC is made up of 25 diverse community members from all areas of the City, who are guiding the citywide pedestrian plan.
Upcoming PedPDX CAC meetings:
Members of the public are always welcome.
What is it like walking in Portland?
Hear from eight Portlanders here. Then join the conversation on social media: What's walking like for you in Portland? @PBOTinfo #PedPDX
Questions? Contact Francesca at PedPDX@portlandoregon.gov
Learn more. PedPDX.com
More about Vision Zero and a map of fatalities and serious injuries here.
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