Plan sheet library
Find drawings and details that cannot or do not qualify as Standard Plans, but may need to be included in contract documents. Includes items that require adjustment for site or application specifics, experimental designs and retired Standard Plans.
These drawings were developed and provided "as is" and are supported by the Headquarters Design Office. The user assumes full responsibility for the plan’s adequacy to address a specific construction situation and for any alterations to the drawing by the user.
When a drawing from this Plan Sheet Library is used in a contract document, a Professional Engineer must review the plan and accept full responsibility for its contents in the manner prescribed by the Washington State Department of Licensing.
Evolving standards and barrier standard plans
WSDOT continues, in cooperation with FHWA, its implementation of the AASHTO Manual for the Assessment of Safety Hardware (MASH). MASH is the new national standard for crash testing and design of new roadside barrier. We have removed a number of standard plans that do not represent MASH compliant design, while new designs are in development and published over time. In the meantime, these plans can be viewed on this page and may be incorporated into projects upon review and on a case by case basis.
These drawings each have a narrative explaining the intended use and some of the possible impacts associated with usage.
14 fish passage projects were completed in 2020
improving access to 54.2 miles of upstream habitat.
11,959 incidents responded to
by WSDOT’s incident Response teams during second quarter of 2021, 15% more than same quarter in 2020.
41 Pre-existing Funds Projects Advertised
during the eighth quarter of the 2019-2021 biennium.