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Eugene is evaluating red light and speed cameras at high-crash intersections. Officials seek public input ahead of a Nov. 18 city council discussion.
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The possible future of passenger rail in the Pacific Northwest
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Rotted timbers closed the rail line for a week. The railroad's general manager says more are in bad shape.
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Oregon gas prices are at an all-time high for Labor Day weekend at $4.89 a gallon. Despite high costs, AAA forecasts record holiday travel on the roads.
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As the Oregon Department of Transportation faces potential staff cuts, some raise concerns about state’s ability to respond to severe weather and growing backlog of maintenance projects.
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The Lane Council of Governments released a new website this summer designed to be a “one-stop shop” for driving and licensing resources.
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Passenger train service between the two cities had been paused since Aug. 2 after a fire in a large warehouse near the tracks.
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Oregon transportation officials are urging drivers to pay attention, slow down, and give space in work zones on state freeways and highways. That's after a tragic crash earlier this week.
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The goal is to increase driver safety and to reduce the likelihood of getting pulled over by police.
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The City of Eugene is continuing its push to make streets safer by lowering speed limits across several neighborhoods.
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The quirky annual tradition has all the facets of a typical race, but the vehicles are especially unique. In fact, they’re moving works of art.
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The City of Eugene has started phase two of safety and paving improvements on East Broadway. The project will widen sidewalks, add traditional traffic lights, and minimize business disruptions.