Photo of City Commissioner Mingus Maps and community members at the Capitol HWY project ribbon cutting July 1, 2023

Transportation

The Transportation Committee addresses issues such as lobbying Portland Bureau Of Transportation (PBOT) for sidewalks, safer street crossings, more bike lanes, and enforcement of speed limits.

Committee Chair: Stephen McLandrich

Email: transportation@mnapdx.org

Important Materials

Transportation Projects

  • Image depicts child walking, riding bike, and a path leading to a school

    SafeRoutes to School

    The Portland Safe Routes to School team works to create safe, easy, and fun ways for kids to walk, bike, skate, scoot, bus or carpool to school.

    Lead a Walking School Bus, volunteer to be a crossing-guard, help with a Walk + Roll to School event or Bike Rodeo, teach kinders to ride bikes, or support a bike safety community ride!

  • Suburban street with trees

    Sidewalk Improvement and Paving Program (SIPP)

    In May 2025, the council resolution was adopted to improve sidewalks in districts 1 and 4.

  • Person walking next to wheelchair user

    Southwest in Motion

    The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) is currently working to implement the Southwest in Motion project to improve walking and biking in Southwest Portland.

  • Map of the sept 10 sunday parkway road closure

    Sunday Parkways

    Participants are welcome to join the route at any point and head in any direction. This event route is designed to highlight the network of  neighborhood greenways and other infrastructure, parks, and community resources. This is an event for the entire family!

Completed Projects

  • Computer rendered photo of Capitol Hwy

    Capitol Highway Project

    Sidewalks, bike lanes, stormwater management, and water system upgrades along SW Capitol Highway between SW Multnomah Boulevard and SW Taylors Ferry Road and some nearby streets.

    The project is complete.

  • People walking, biking and bus in street

    West Portland Town Center Plan

    The West Portland Town Center Plan addresses community priorities, including the need for housing stability and access to economic opportunity and services in this diverse area of southwest Portland.

    The plan became effective on March 31, 2023.