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Al Gilson
2714 N. Mayfair Street
Spokane, WA 99207
509.324.6000

Construction Update & Travel Advisory

Statewide Construction and Travel Updates
Statewide Construction and Travel Updates


WSDOT/Eastern Region Construction Activity & Possible Delays for February 9-19, 2012

Spokane Area Projects

 

North Spokane Corridor/Francis to Farwell-Southbound Lanes
Traffic Impacts: roadwork is on winter suspension. some bridge work may be underway.
Project Description: Grading and paving to build three southbound freeway lanes adjacent to the previously-constructed northbound side in this section.
Corridor Website: http://www.nscfreeway.com/
Project Website: www.wsdot.wa.gov/projects/us395/northspokanecorridor/francisfarwellsb


Outside the Spokane Area

Ferry/Lincoln Counties

SR 21/Keller Ferry (MP 106)
Service Status: Today, Thursday, February 9th, until as late as 1 p.m., the vessel is out of service for an engine swap. Drivers should use alternate state routes.
General Status: The ferry operates from 6am until midnight, seven days per week. For route status, dial 5-1-1 (in Washington State) or 206-464-6400 and follow the prompts for ferry information. Keller Ferry information is option 6 (or say “Keller Ferry”) when you reach the main Washington State Ferries menu.



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Washington road condition reports
including Mountain Pass conditions are also available by calling Travel Information at 5-1-1.

511 Travel Information


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The City of Spokane has current street construction listed on their website.

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Highway Work Zone Safety Tips
  • Expect delays and congestion in and near construction zones and alternate routes. Please be patient. Leave early for work or other appointments.
  • Obey all traffic signs, flagging personnel
  • Watch for traffic slowdowns and brake lights farther ahead, especially on high-speed highways such as I-90. Leave plenty of room between you and the vehicle in front. Rear end collisions are the most common type of accidents in work zones.
  • Safety for construction workers, motorists, and pedestrians is our number one concern. It is extremely important to be alert for flaggers and construction workers.
  • Please drive cautiously and watch for changes in road surface conditions.
  • Please slow down. Remember, traffic fines are double in work zones.
     

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Remember, please slow down in construction work zones and watch for signs
and instructions from traffic flagging personnel. "A split-second of inattention
on your part can result in the serious injury or death of a highway worker."

Give 'em a Brake

 

Washington State Department of Transportation/Eastern Region
2714 N. Mayfair St.
Spokane, WA 99207
509.324.6000
 

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WSDOT/Eastern Region Public Affairs
509.324.6015