ODOT schedules weekend system maintenance affecting online services

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Oct 31, 2025
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The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) has announced that it will conduct scheduled system maintenance beginning Saturday, November 1 at 10:00 pm and continuing through Sunday, November 2 at 4:00 pm Pacific Standard Time.

During this time, certain ODOT applications may not be available. This includes the Oregon Trucking Online (TOL) platform and the Oregon Routing Information Online (ORION) service. In addition, payment functions could be offline between midnight and 4:00 am.

“We appreciate your patience and understanding as we complete this important work. Normal access will resume once maintenance is complete.” ODOT stated in its announcement.

For any questions or issues that occur outside of the scheduled maintenance window, ODOT advises users to contact them at CCDComms@odot.oregon.gov.

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