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Portland a zero-emission delivery zone downtown

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  • George KG Offline
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    https://www.kgw.com/article/tech/science/environment/portland-federal-grant-zero-emission-delivery-zone-downtown/283-56cf8e69-c45f-4511-a3b3-7f568f396fa2

    Portland officials plan to announce a new pilot project that would restrict a 16-block area of downtown to only zero-emissions delivery vehicles as part of a $2 million federal grant program.
    The area — which will encompass the Portland Building, the Federal Building and the County Courthouse — will be off-limits to traditional gas-powered delivery vehicles for loading and unloading. All other vehicles would be unaffected.
    “No one has done this, this way, in the U.S.” said Dylan Rivera, a spokesman for the Portland Bureau of Transportation.
    In a press release, officials said the goal of the project, in part, will be to "reduce traffic from heavy trucks in the downtown area and replace those trips with zero-emission vehicles, such as electric vans and trucks, cargo bikes, or hydrogen fueled vehicles."

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      I'm glad I don't depend on deliveries in that 16 block area.

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