Hundreds of cars towed due to Portland's record snowstorm | News
Hundreds of drivers were forced to abandon their vehicles on local highways and city streets last week after a record snowstorm dropped 10 inches of snow on the Portland area.
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Hundreds of drivers were forced to abandon their vehicles on local highways and city streets last week after a record snowstorm dropped 10 inches of snow on the Portland area.
PBOT said it's waiving citations through Saturday, Feb. 25, but vehicle owners will be responsible for towing charges and fees from a towing company.
After Wednesday's historic storm, many drivers left their vehicles on the road or side of the road.
Drivers on many of the major roadways throughout the Portland metro area were at a standstill for at least several hours.
The TriMet, the Portland Bureau of Transportation and the Oregon Department of Transportation said they are taking precautions ahead of the snow and ice, but urged travelers to stay off