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STRUCK 2.0 Speed-focused Education Campaign Portland Vision Zero - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
STRUCK 2.0 Speed-focused Education Campaign Portland Vision Zero - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
STRUCK 2.0 Speed-focused Education Campaign Portland Vision Zero Task Force Meeting February 26, 2019 1 People who have died in traffic collision in Portland (YTD 2019) Donald Rachelle Lowell James Portland traffic deaths
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Portland traffic deaths year-to-date by travel option, 2015-2019
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Vision Zero Task Force: Bylaws
Purpose
Vision Zero is the City of Portland's goal to eliminate traffic deaths and serious
- injuries. The Vision Zero Task Force provides direction to PBOT and partners to
guide implementation of the Vision Zero Action Plan.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Overseeing that Vision Zero Action Plan commitments are met, including equity
commitments*
- Tracking performance measure reporting
- Sharing diverse perspectives to advance Vision Zero with the Task Force
- Engaging with member organizations or communities to advance Vision Zero as
appropriate
Meeting frequency
- Two (2) times per year, February and September
Membership
- 22 seats: 10 government agency representatives and 12 members-at-large
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Portland traffic deaths by travel
- ption, 2014-2018
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2018 Deadly Crashes Trends
- Nearly ½ of 34 traffic deaths were pedestrians
- ¼ of traffic deaths were motorcyclists
- 59% of traffic deaths on the High Crash Network
(8% of Portland streets)
- October had the most number of traffic deaths, 6
- Median age of people was 52, with a range from
16 to 86
- 29 males and 9 females
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Vision Zero Education & Enforcement Missions
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Police Bureau Traffic Dashboard
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Police Bureau Traffic Dashboard
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STRUCK Education Campaign
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Community Outreach Opportunities
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Small Group Discussion
Talk about ways you / your
- rganizations could share the Struck
campaign Each person record one (or more) mechanism that you / your organization could use to share the campaign
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Big Group Discussion
What materials do your / your organizations need to share the campaign? Social media: What media do your orgs or communities use? What would you post on social media (video, GIF, graphics, actions)? Print materials: What print materials (if any) would your organization distribute?
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Next Steps and Updates
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Two-Year Vision Zero Report
April presentation to City Council Key focus areas:
- Pedestrian safety
- Street design: Corridor projects
- Street design: Quick builds
- Speed management
- Equity and engagement
- Mode shift: Connection between Vehicle
Miles Traveled (VMT) and traffic deaths
Vision Zero: Two-Year Report
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Legislative Priorities
City of Portland lead HB 2702: Gain local authority for speed reduction on City of Portland streets (S.2) League of Oregon Cities leads SB 558: 20 MPH default residential street speed throughout Oregon, including clarification
- f existing language in the Portland-specific 20 MPH statute
SB 559: Automated speed safety cameras allowed in all local jurisdictions, including elimination of existing sunset date and simplifying identification of eligible locations (S.1) Additional bills SB 746: Expand driver education through DMV testing (D.6) HB 2682: Clarifies that bicycle lane continues through intersection HB 2614: Repeals driver’s license suspension for failure to pay fine HB 2314: Allows motorcycle lane-splitting on Oregon highways posted 50 mph or higher
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