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Pedestrian hit and killed on I-84 - Vimarsana News

Pedestrian hit and killed on I-84

An Oregon State Police trooper found the pedestrian dead on the westbound lanes of the interstate, west of Biggs Junction, on Aug. 19.

Source: kgw.com
Winter weather and increasing traffic leads to hundreds of accidents on Oregon roads - Vimarsana News

Winter weather and increasing traffic leads to hundreds of accidents on Oregon roads

ODOT officials to travelers: Use traction tires, carry chains or stay home.

Source: klcc.org
Winter weather and increasing traffic leads to hundreds of accidents on Oregon roads - Vimarsana News

Winter weather and increasing traffic leads to hundreds of accidents on Oregon roads

ODOT officials to travelers: Use traction tires, carry chains or stay home.

Source: ijpr.org
Escape the rain with a trip to Eastern Oregon - Vimarsana News

Escape the rain with a trip to Eastern Oregon

Who doesn’t love a good road trip? With the weather getting colder and wetter in the Portland area, getting out of town and into nature seems like an increasingly attractive break from the weekly grind and daily drizzle of the city.    Unfortunately for anyone looking for a change, we live in a wet

Seven Highway 97 bridges in Klamath Falls to get $32 million in seismic upgrades - Vimarsana News

Seven Highway 97 bridges in Klamath Falls to get $32 million in seismic upgrades

Seven Highway 97 bridges in Klamath Falls to get $32 million in seismic upgrades ODOT KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (KTVZ) – Seven Highway 97 bridges in the Klamath Falls area will be the focus of a $32 million seismic retrofitting project that will begin this year and continue for the next four years, the Oregon Department of Transportation said Tuesday. It’s all part of a seismic resiliency plan spearheaded by the State of Oregon and funded by the federal government. The bridges are all located on U.S. Highway 97, which is a primary north-south highway and “lifeline route” in the event of a m...

Source: ktvz.com