Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic the City of Oakland is implementing the Slow Streets Program which is intended to support safe physical activity by creating more space for physical distancing. Temporary tags access=yes and motor_vehicle=no has been added to Plymouth Street, from 78th Avenue to 104th Avenue in accordance with The City of Oakland Slow Streets Program and will be removed once the City of Oakland has lifted these restrictions. Please refer to the website https://www.oaklandca.gov/projects/oakland-slow-streets for further information.

Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic the City of Oakland is implementing the Slow Streets Program which is intended to support safe physical activity by creating more space for physical distancing. Temporary tags access=yes and motor_vehicle=no has been added to Arthur Street from Havenscourt Boulevard to 78th Avenue in accordance with The City of Oakland Slow Streets Program and will be removed once the City of Oakland has lifted these restrictions. Please refer to the website https://www.oaklandca.gov/projects/oakland-slow-streets for further information.

Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic the City of Oakland is implementing the Slow Streets Program which is intended to support safe physical activity by creating more space for physical distancing. Temporary tags access=yes and motor_vehicle=no has been added to 42nd Street From Adeline Street to Broadway in accordance with The City of Oakland Slow Streets Program and will be removed once the City of Oakland has lifted these restrictions. Please refer to the website https://www.oaklandca.gov/projects/oakland-slow-streets for further information.

Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic the Portland Parks & Recreation department has closed Kelley Point Park until further notice to motor vehicle traffic to promote safe physical distancing practices and discourage overcrowding. These parks remain open to those walking, rolling, or strolling, etc. The closure of park road gates will help ensure that a healthy balance of visitors is maintained in the parks and natural areas. The park will remain closed to motor vehicles until the City of Portland has lifted these restrictions. Please refer to the website https://www.portlandoregon.gov/parks/article/756348 for further information.

Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic the Portland Parks & Recreation department has closed Duniway Park and track until further notice to motor vehicle traffic to promote safe physical distancing practices and discourage overcrowding. These parks remain open to those walking, rolling, or strolling, etc. The closure of park road gates will help ensure that a healthy balance of visitors is maintained in the parks and natural areas. The park will remain closed to motor vehicles until the City of Portland has lifted these restrictions. Please refer to the website https://www.portlandoregon.gov/parks/article/756348 for further information.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation has revealed a plan to adapt our streets to the COVID-19 crisis. The new strategy will repurpose streets, including closing them to car traffic, to make it easier and safer for Portlanders to practice physical distancing as the city recovers. Temporary tags access=yes and motor_vehicle=destination has been added in accordance with The Portland Bureau of Transportation and will be removed once the City of Portland has lifted these restrictions. Please refer to the website https://www.portlandoregon.gov/transportation/50518 
for further information.

Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic the Portland Parks & Recreation department has closed Sellwood Park until further notice to motor vehicle traffic to promote safe physical distancing practices and discourage overcrowding. These parks remain open to those walking, rolling, or strolling, etc. The closure of park road gates will help ensure that a healthy balance of visitors is maintained in the parks and natural areas. The park will remain closed to motor vehicles until the City of Portland has lifted these restrictions. Please refer to the website https://www.portlandoregon.gov/parks/article/756348 for further information.

Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic the Portland Parks & Recreation department has closed Sellwood Riverfront Park until further notice to motor vehicle traffic to promote safe physical distancing practices and discourage overcrowding. These parks remain open to those walking, rolling, or strolling, etc. The closure of park road gates will help ensure that a healthy balance of visitors is maintained in the parks and natural areas. The park will remain closed to motor vehicles until the City of Portland has lifted these restrictions. Please refer to the website https://www.portlandoregon.gov/parks/article/756348 for further information.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation has revealed a plan to adapt our streets to the COVID-19 crisis. The new strategy will repurpose streets, including closing them to car traffic, to make it easier and safer for Portlanders to practice physical distancing as the city recovers. Temporary tags access=yes and motor_vehicle=destination has been added in accordance with The Portland Bureau of Transportation and will be removed once the City of Portland has lifted these restrictions. Please refer to the website https://www.portlandoregon.gov/transportation/50518 
for further information.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation has revealed a plan to adapt our streets to the COVID-19 crisis. The new strategy will repurpose streets, including closing them to car traffic, to make it easier and safer for Portlanders to practice physical distancing as the city recovers. Temporary tags access=yes and motor_vehicle=destination has been added in accordance with The Portland Bureau of Transportation and will be removed once the City of Portland has lifted these restrictions. Please refer to the website https://www.portlandoregon.gov/transportation/50518 
for further information.