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ODOT has said a decrease in gas tax revenue will result in decreased winter road maintenance.

Soon, the last vehicles will drive over the Van Buren bridge, a Corvallis landmark that’s been standing for more than a century.

Drivers beware: fall is a heightened time for deer-vehicle collisions in Oregon and other parts of the Pacific Northwest.

A major bicycle and pedestrian network is being considered in southwest Oregon. It's being called the Rogue-Umpqua corridor.

Oregon Department of Transportation officials say drivers should use caution traveling past a large landslide along Interstate 84 near Ontario.

Oregon drivers have until Friday to remove studded tires from their vehicles, or they could be fined.

Over $32 million dollars have been allocated to new improvements like street lights and bike lanes around schools in an attempt to make walking, biking, and rolling to school safer and more accessible for kids.

The Oregon Department of Transportation's new Innovative Mobility Program seeks to increase access and safety to public transportation and pedestrian routes.

ODOT's Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program exceeded the contracting goal for the 2022 fiscal year. The NAMC says there is still a path to pave for equity in minority contracting.

A new state law allows Oregon cities and some counties to apply for the authority to designate speed limits on their roads. “Providing local governments with the authority to set their own speed limits should make the process quicker, more effective and more responsive to local needs,” ODOT said in a statement.

Crash rates along U.S. Highway 20 in Lincoln County have fallen enough that ODOT has decided to remove the “safety corridor” designation.

A potential strike by freight railroad workers is threatening to halt passenger trains in Oregon and Washington.