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Central City in Motion
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#1 - Burnside Bridge Bus/Bike Lane Project Completed in November, 2019
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#7 - NW Everett Bus Lane Completed in August, 2019
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#5 - SW Madison Bus/Bike Lane Project Completed in May, 2019
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View the Central City in Motion Implementation Plan
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Central City in Motion is PBOT's effort to plan, prioritize, and implement transportation improvements in the city’s core. Eighteen projects were prioritized through this planning effort. They include new pedestrian crossings, bus lanes, and bikeways.
A cultural and economic hub for the state, Portland’s Central City is growing rapidly. By 2035, the Central City’s population is projected to triple and the number of jobs area will increase by 40 percent. As the Central City and our economy grows, more people and businesses are using our existing streets, sidewalks and transit systems.
To accommodate more users on our existing street system in a way that provides affordable transportation options, we need to invest in the Central City’s transportation network. Central City in Motion is Portland’s plan for strategic investments in our streets to create a smart, 21st century transportation system in the Central City. Our goal is to make the entire street system work better, providing more predictable travel times for businesses and residents.
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2020 Open House Summary
Review staff presentation materials and feedback received
2019-2020 Projects
Central City in Motion projects being built in 2019 and 2020.
2020-2021 Projects
Central City in Motion projects being built in 2020 and 2021.
Central City in Motion - Final Implementation Plan
The Central City needs a transportation network that supports the daily movement people and goods as efficiently as possible. We can’t add new streets, but Central City in Motion outlines how we will make our system more efficient.
Working Group
Materials for the Central City in Motion Working Group.
Implementation Plan Conceptual Designs
See the Central City in Motion Plan conceptual designs.
- Project 18 - N Broadway / Weidler
- Project 17 - Naito Parkway
- Project 16 - NW Park / 9th
- Project 15 - NE Lloyd
- Project 14 - SE Water / Stark / 3rd
- Project 13 - NE Multnomah / 16th
- Project 12 - SE Madison / Hawthorne / Clay
- Project 11 - SE Belmont / Morrison
- Project 10 - SW Alder / Washington
- Project 9 - SE Salmon
- Project 8 - SW Salmon / Taylor
- Project 7 - NW Everett
- Project 6 - SW/NW 12th / 14th / 17th
- Project 5 - SW Columbia / Jefferson / Madison
- Project 4 - SE 11th / 12th
- Project 3 - MLK / Grand / 6th / 7th
- Project 2 - SW/NW Broadway / 4th / College
- Project 1 - Burnside
Implementation Plan Supporting Documents
Read the Central City in Motion Plan supporting documents.
- CCIM Performance Measures and Project Evaluation
- CCIM Parking Supply and Demand Management Strategies
- CCIM Project Prioritization Flowchart
- CCIM Project Phasing map
- CCIM Project Estimates
- CCIM Project Decision-making Criteria memo
- CCIM Project Bundles map
- CCIM Potential Travel Lane Impacts map
- CCIM Potential Parking Impacts map
- CCIM Plan and Policy Review memo
- CCIM Outreach and Engagement supporting documents
- CCIM Outreach and Engagement Summary
- CCIM Modal Needs maps
- CCIM Existing Conditions maps
- CCIM Design Primer
- CCIM Crash Risk Analysis
- CCIM Central Eastside Green Loop Alignment memo
- Central City 2035 Plan Street Classifications
- CCIM Central Eastside Freight Study
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