Portland traffic deaths decline, but deadly trends persist, PBOT report says
Briefly

The Portland Bureau of Transportation's Annual Deadly Traffic Crash Report for 2024 reveals a decline in traffic fatalities, stating that 58 people were killed, down from 69 in 2023. This year's count marks the lowest since 2020 when there were 54 fatalities. Despite the overall reduction in traffic deaths, the report warns of 'deadly trends' persisting in specific high-crash corridors, suggesting that certain areas still require focused safety measures to mitigate risks and improve road safety for all users.
The Annual Deadly Traffic Crash Report highlights that, while traffic deaths in the metro area have seen a notable decrease in 2024, specific high-crash corridors continue to pose significant risks, indicating persistent 'deadly trends' that require targeted interventions.
In 2024, a total of 58 individuals lost their lives in traffic accidents within Portland, representing a decrease from the concerning highs of 69 deaths in 2023, illustrating a positive trend in overall traffic safety.
Read at PortlandTribune.com
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