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Portland’s rolling out a bold new traffic safety push under Vision Zero, aiming for zero deaths and serious injuries by cracking down on dangerous driving — with officers targeting speeding, drunk or distracted drivers, and enforcing right-of-way rules for pedestrians and cyclists. Lieutenant Eric Nevins says more tickets mean fewer crashes, but education is key: driving is a privilege with responsibilities, and even pedestrians must stay alert. This isn’t a short-term fix — enforcement will ramp up over the next few months to make streets safer for everyone. Got a tip? Call 207-874-8584 or text PPDME to 847411.

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