Beaverton unveils proactive traffic-calming program: temporary measures, new prioritization and equity scoring
City staff proposed an update to Beaverton’s traffic-calming program that shifts to a proactive, staff-led prioritization, adds equity and transit proximity to scoring, and uses temporary measures first to shorten implementation time and allow iterative adjustment.
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Beaverton staff presented a proposed update to the city’s traffic-calming program in a June 3 work session, aiming to shorten project timelines, increase equity-based prioritization and deploy temporary traffic-calming devices before constructing permanent measures.
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