Oregon Department of Transportation

A tanker truck crash, fuel spill, and clean-up in Douglas County have caused delays on Highway 38, and will continue for at least another week.

Generations of drivers have taken the steel Van Buren Bridge from Corvallis east toward I-5. Now, the bridge that has spanned more than a century is being replaced.

The Oregon Wildlife Foundation worked with the Oregon Department of Transportation and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to determine where to allocate the funds from the new plate.

The condition of Oregon’s bridges continued to decline last year, according to a new report from the state Department of Transportation.

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

Officials cut the ribbon Thursday on a new intermodal rail terminal near Albany. Advocates said it could take hundreds of trucks off I-5 each day.

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.

Oregon is in its peak period for car collisions with wildlife. Here's how drivers can stay safe.

The Oregon Department of Transportation is seeking input on proposed changes to its policy relating to toll roads.

Major road construction projects in Oregon will be put on hold for about three weeks next month.

Drivers in southwest Oregon will encounter automated flaggers in two road construction zones this spring and summer.