• Yield to drivers already in the roundabout.
• Stay in your lane, do not change lanes.
• Do not stop in the roundabout.
• Avoid driving next to oversized vehicles.

• Cyclists may maneuver through the roundabout on the roadway similarly to a vehicle.
• Alternatively, bicyclists may exit the roadway at the bicycle ramps and share the sidewalk with pedestrians.

• Use sidewalks and designated crosswalks.
• Never try to cross the roundabout and get to the central island.
• Cross one lane at a time, using the area within the raised "splitter" island for refuge.
• When crossing an entry lane, look away from the roundabout for oncoming traffic.
• When crossing an exit lane, look back toward the roundabout for traffic exiting.

• For more information on driving in single and multi-lane roundabouts, visit the Washington State Department of Transportation website.
• For more safety tips for motorists, bicycles, and pedestrians, visit the Washington County website.

Oregon law says every intersection is a crosswalk, whether it is marked or not. Mid-block crosswalks must be painted with white lines to be legal crosswalks.

Drivers must yield to pedestrians at every intersection and mid-block crosswalk. When any part or extension of a pedestrian’s body, wheelchair, cane, crutch, or bicycle enters a crosswalk that indicates to drivers they wish to cross. 

Before crossing a roadway, pedestrians should make sure traffic is stopped or traffic is far enough away that the driver can can come to a comfortable stop. It is not only dangerous, but also illegal, to step into oncoming traffic when a driver is too close to safely stop.

Read our Crosswalks & Pedestrian Safety Guide for safety tips and more information about how we determine whether to mark crosswalks.

• Alleys: Do not park or stop in alleys except as a loading zone with a 30-minute time limit.
• Cluster Mailboxes: No parking within 11 feet of cluster mailboxes between 8 am and 6 pm. Not enforced on Sundays and federal holidays.
• Driveways: Do not park in front of any driveway without the permission of the property owner.
• Fire Hydrant: Do not park within 10 feet of a fire hydrant.
• Fire Lanes/Zones: No parking.
• Fire Stations: No parking within 15 feet of the entrance to a fire station on the same side of the street. No parking within 75 feet on the opposite side of the street.
• Intersections and Crosswalks: Do not park within 20 feet of marked or unmarked crosswalks at an intersection. Do not park or stop within intersections.
• Sidewalks and Bicycle Lanes: No parking. 
• Stop Signs, Yield Signs, or Signals: No parking within 50 feet if your vehicle obstructs the view of the traffic control device.
• Temporary No Parking Zones: No parking during the times and dates posted on these signs. 

*This is not a complete list of City of Hillsboro nor State Of Oregon parking regulations.

• Accessible Parking: Do not park in areas designated as accessible parking, unless you or your passenger have a valid disability parking placard to display.
• Time-Limited Areas: You can park for the maximum hours posted. Vehicles must move off the block when time expires.

• Read our Parking Regulations Guide.