SHARE THE ROAD

 

OTA is committed to highway safety. OTA reminds drivers to Share the Road. We are all pedistrians at some point in time and we encourage everyone to remember "Go Safe" and watch the No-Zone. The Share the Road Safely program strives to improve the knowledge of all highway users to minimize the likelihood of a crash with a large truck, and reduce the consequences of those that do occur. Learn what you can do to stay safe, and keep your family safe, on the road .

 

The NO-ZONE

 

The No-Zone(s) are those areas around trucks motorist, bicyclist and pedestrians should steer clear of while on the road. These are the blind spots where truck drivers have virtually no sight line around them.  While truck drivers are extremely well trained and are familiar with these areas, OTA wants to educate others on avoiding the No-Zone and be just as alert while traveling.

 

NO-ZONE Information

 

 

Other Safety Campaigns in which OTA is Involved

 

Portland Street Smart Campaign

Mayor Sam Adams kicked off a summer traffic safety initiative with transportation leaders representing trucking, driving, bicycling and pedestrians. The safety campaign, called “Street Smart: Go Safe,” will focus on distracted travel caused by cell phones, red light running and speeding -- regardless of whether a person is walking, bicycling or driving. This marks the first time these interests have teamed up to focus on a single set of concerns.

 

Mayor Adams, Debra Dunn, President of OTA, and representatives from the AAA, Bicycle Advisory Committee
and Willamette Pedestrian Coalition come together to stress the importance of the Street Smart Campaign


Street Smart: Go Safe Press Release

Debra Dunn's Comments on the Street Smart Campaign

 

OTA Reminds You to Go Safe Press Release

 

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