I-5 I-84 I-405 I-205 U.S. 26 Hwy 217 Here are images from some of the Oregon Department of Transportation’s traffic cameras on I-405 from south to north. Click on an image for a larger version ...

Traffic cameras can expand statewide in Oregon thanks to a bill signed Monday by Governor Tina Kotek. Currently just ten cities are permitted to use cameras to enforce speed limits — Albany, Beaverton ...

Two types of traffic cameras are fairly common on Oregon roads, although local transportation agencies rarely save footage from either.

Crews on Thursday will begin preparing for the installation of new traffic surveillance cameras and variable message boards along 22 miles of Interstate 5 from north of Keizer to the Santiam River ...

The state Legislature is looking at a pair of bills that would expand the use of speed cameras throughout the state. Currently, speed cameras, which ticket drivers caught going 11 mph or more over ...

Oregon lawmakers are looking to expand the fixed-photo radar program used in Portland. House Bill 2530 would allow cities with a population of 50,000 or more to put up these traffic cameras in ...

Oregon City Council voted unanimously Monday to install Flock cameras, which should be stationed around the city in the coming months.

The Oregon Health Authority has released its Oregon Transportation Safety Dashboard, a collection of state data that shows the number of traffic deaths and injuries climbed from 2010 to 2022.