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SR 520 Montlake Project: April 2024 construction update
This video is a recording of the April 2024 construction update meeting for the SR 520 Montlake Project. Learn more at wsdot.wa.gov/construction-planning/search-projects/sr-520-montlake-project
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What’s it like to be a Licensed Deck Officer at the Washington State Ferries?
zhlédnutí 218Před 14 dny
Ever wonder what it’s like to work on a ferry? Learn about what it’s like to be a licensed deck officer.
How the SR 104 Hood Canal Bridge opens and closes
zhlédnutí 2KPřed 21 dnem
The State Route 104 Hood Canal Bridge serves thousands of travelers each day. The span reaches 7,867 feet across deep water. It’s built to withstand strong tides and powerful winds. Regular maintenance and construction are required to keep the bridge in good working order. For CZcams: This track has been registered for Content ID by AdRev.: AdKey:5rWNjrXXM9ng_R
Puget Sound Gateway Program - SR 167 Completion Project
zhlédnutí 1,3KPřed 21 dnem
Welcome to the Puget Sound Gateway Program’s “SR 167 Completion Project”. This Project constructs 6 new miles of tolled expressway between Puyallup and the Port of Tacoma, along with sidewalks and shared-use paths for non-motorized travelers. The purpose of this project is to ease congestion on local roads and highways, by giving freight direct access to local ports and warehousing centers, whi...
Graffiti Drone Prototype Takes Flight
zhlédnutí 928Před 21 dnem
Washington State Department of Transportation is testing the use of drone technology to address graffiti in hard-to-reach places including bridges, overpasses, and tall retaining walls. If the pilot program proves successful, the technology could reduce risks for crews and create a more efficient way to remove graffiti.
Lives on the line: WSDOT striper crew recounts intense work zone collision
zhlédnutí 444Před měsícem
On September 12, 2022, our striping crew was painting fresh lines on US 2 between Wilbur and Davenport when they were involved in a work zone collision. The striper truck was badly damaged and ended up needing repairs that took more than a year to complete. But lives can’t be replaced. Thankfully, the entire crew was able to walk away from the collision, but a matter of inches made the differen...
SR 104 at Shine Road/Paradise Bay Road and SR 19 - Intersection Safety Improvement Project
zhlédnutí 6KPřed měsícem
The intersection of State Route 104 and Shine Road/Paradise Bay in Jefferson County near the Hood Canal Bridge has a history of serious-injury collisions. In early 2019, we conducted a formal analysis called an Intersection Control Evaluation which considered safety needs, operational efficiencies and area traffic volumes with the goal of identifying improvements for the traveling public. The s...
Up close look at work zone crash
zhlédnutí 540Před měsícem
In this video, people can see firsthand how quickly a work zone crash can occur - even with pre-warning alerts, trucks and other displays set up. This is a vivid look at a scary work zone crash, captured by one of our trucks in 2017.
Ferries Employee Profile - Machinist Chris Draper
zhlédnutí 348Před měsícem
When a ferry engine needs fixed, Chris Draper is one of the first calls made. Chris is a Machinist at Eagle Harbor Maintenance Facility. He rebuilds Detroit Series-60 engines and operates the equipment that repairs parts (or makes new ones) on ferries. Chris also runs the fixed-cab boom crane at Eagle Harbor and at ferry terminals.
I-405 Lind Avenue SW Bridge Deck Concrete Pour
zhlédnutí 678Před 2 měsíci
The I-405 Lind Avenue overpass project took a big step forward when crews poured the bridge deck this month. They spent most of this winter setting new girders, building supports and framing with rebar. Concrete is a sign of progress that brings us closer to reopening this bridge and reconnecting the communities of Renton, Tukwila and Kent. Watch the Lind Avenue bridge demolition video: czcams....
Ferries Employee Profile - Oiler Jeff Susedik
zhlédnutí 405Před 2 měsíci
A mechanic at heart, Jeff Susedik's work in the Walla Walla engine room isn’t just a career, it's a calling. It’s a job that's perfect for someone who loves sailing and engineering. Jeff says he came on as an oiler with us for that very reason, along with the fact he gets to go home every day. As an oiler, he says he's the eyes of the chief engineer.
SR 520 Montlake Project: February 2024 construction update
zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed 3 měsíci
This video is a recording of the February 2024 construction update meeting for the SR 520 Montlake Project. Learn more at wsdot.wa.gov/construction-planning/search-projects/sr-520-montlake-project
State Route 520 Program: 2023 Year in Review
zhlédnutí 2,4KPřed 3 měsíci
This video reviews progress on SR 520 program projects in 2023 and looks at what’s in store for 2024. Learn more at wsdot.wa.gov/construction-planning/search-projects/sr-520-montlake-project
Employee profile Charlie Torres and Internships with Ferries 2
zhlédnutí 227Před 3 měsíci
Project Engineer Charlie Torres talks about his work bringing ferry terminals up to current design standards and the newly launched internship program in WSF's terminal engineering department.
Transportation Systems Management and Operations Mobility Tours
zhlédnutí 263Před 3 měsíci
WSDOT in partnership with Disability Rights Washington held four Mobility Tours on WSDOT Right of Way. These tours were a workforce development training, funded through a State Planning and Research (SPR) grant, for WSDOT planning, operations, and design teams, along with partnering agencies, to collaboratively learn and share how TSMO, Complete Streets, and Safe System Approach strategies and ...
Inside the closure: What our Incident Response Team does during winter storms
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 4 měsíci
Inside the closure: What our Incident Response Team does during winter storms
SR 520 Montlake Project: SR 520 trail closure
zhlédnutí 776Před 4 měsíci
SR 520 Montlake Project: SR 520 trail closure
Beth Adams - WSF Employee Profile
zhlédnutí 975Před 4 měsíci
Beth Adams - WSF Employee Profile
SR 520 Montlake Project: January 2024 construction progress
zhlédnutí 2,8KPřed 4 měsíci
SR 520 Montlake Project: January 2024 construction progress
Fish Passage Restoration and Drilled Shaft Construction
zhlédnutí 861Před 5 měsíci
Fish Passage Restoration and Drilled Shaft Construction
Washington State Ferries’ Office of Sustainability and Environmental Services
zhlédnutí 379Před 5 měsíci
Washington State Ferries’ Office of Sustainability and Environmental Services
John Bredin, Terminal Attendant, Colman Dock
zhlédnutí 490Před 5 měsíci
John Bredin, Terminal Attendant, Colman Dock
A message to drivers traveling over I-90 Snoqualmie Pass this winter
zhlédnutí 55KPřed 5 měsíci
A message to drivers traveling over I-90 Snoqualmie Pass this winter
US 395 Pioneer Memorial Bridge - Painting Stage 2
zhlédnutí 1,2KPřed 5 měsíci
US 395 Pioneer Memorial Bridge - Painting Stage 2
I-405 - Lind Avenue Overpass Demolition
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 6 měsíci
I-405 - Lind Avenue Overpass Demolition
Washington State Ferries: Fauntleroy Terminal Replacement Project (October 2023 Update)
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 6 měsíci
Washington State Ferries: Fauntleroy Terminal Replacement Project (October 2023 Update)
Ramp meters turning on I-5 Mobility Improvements project
zhlédnutí 1,2KPřed 6 měsíci
Ramp meters turning on I-5 Mobility Improvements project
Salmon Near Colman Dock in Seattle
zhlédnutí 542Před 7 měsíci
Salmon Near Colman Dock in Seattle
SR 9 SR 204 Intersection Improvements Project Construction Completion Celebration
zhlédnutí 601Před 7 měsíci
SR 9 SR 204 Intersection Improvements Project Construction Completion Celebration
Ferries Employee Profile - Lead Biologist/Environmental and Permitting Lead Adrienne Stutes
zhlédnutí 319Před 7 měsíci
Ferries Employee Profile - Lead Biologist/Environmental and Permitting Lead Adrienne Stutes

Komentáře

  • @redjetsen1002
    @redjetsen1002 Před 19 hodinami

    The hybrid theory is a fallacy. Salt water is corrosive. Inslee is on a fantasy mission chasing windmills

  • @povertyspec9651
    @povertyspec9651 Před dnem

    Once again, bicyclists get thrown onto a sidewalk forcing them to dodge pedestrians.

  • @andrewleung6282
    @andrewleung6282 Před dnem

    The largest wildlife bridge over a major freeway is being built right now in Agoura Hills CA on US101 (Ventura Freeway). Known formally as the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, this bridge is privately financed by donations and construction supervised by CalTrans, which also opens bidding for construction contractors on this project. Other wildlife crossings also exist but they are tunnels or underpasses below freeways/highways such as a pair of undercrossings below State Route 71 near Corona.

  • @gavy7746
    @gavy7746 Před 3 dny

    Great that is being "improved", but improvement is always subjective. Call it what it is, a capacity increase, or lane additions.

  • @RileyLabrecque
    @RileyLabrecque Před 5 dny

    Feedback from commuting around this project for the last year: When traveling Southbound on Montlake Blvd, the layout and signage of the two right hand turns onto 520 (west and then east respectively) is pretty hazardous. Initially the signage suggests that the right most lane is Westbound only, but then it allows drivers to continue through that intersection, meanwhile the second right most lane says 520 east, where you then need to get into the right most lane after the westbound turnoff. Ideally that right most lane would be a MUST turn onto westbound 520, and the second right most would then flow into the right most lane after that. Thanks, and already seeing some big improvements with this project!

  • @catlerbatty
    @catlerbatty Před 7 dny

    I feeel bad for cities that have wide roads and highways cut through them. Almost an unfixable problem.

  • @ASMODAY1K
    @ASMODAY1K Před 7 dny

    Looking forward to worse backups than ever before. Good job wsdot. Overpass with lanes for the soft hands to make their way in would make more sense.

  • @MarkWiemer
    @MarkWiemer Před 7 dny

    Induced demand is real, but nobody's reading the description: "we know we can't fix traffic by adding lanes," it says. We're not dealing with amateurs here :) this is a simple reconfiguration that should remove a bottleneck, and just one part of a plan to improve overall transit, cars and buses alike.

    • @nickcook2775
      @nickcook2775 Před 5 dny

      If you still don't believe they know what they're doing, go to the middle of Seattle and pick another random point within 6 miles of it, switch to transit, and see how long of a trip it is. You'll be surprised to see just how comprehensive the transit network is!

  • @jimnardo8177
    @jimnardo8177 Před 8 dny

    More govt. infliction it appears, because they will build it so we can see how the impact goes until from their limited viewpoint, not from the travelers! What about icy conditions, etc. ?

  • @mikecoffeen7991
    @mikecoffeen7991 Před 9 dny

    I just hope that traffic coming downhill on sr104 after a bridge closure will YIELD to traffic in the round about coming off the 2 lateral roads.

  • @kevinsouza5997
    @kevinsouza5997 Před 9 dny

    I'm a big fan of roundabouts and they are proven to move more traffic efficiently than a stop light. However, This is a very poor location for a roundabout. Semis and large vehicles, motorhomes, ect will not be able to accelerate up the hill appropriately from the round about. This will cause more congestion and risky passing behaviors which commonly happen on this hill as it is when people get in the passing lane and then fail to quickly pass the slow moving vehicle and then move to the right lane. Large trucks, semi's ect coming down the hill will be hard pressed to slow down for the roundabout. If this is built, plan on quite a few accidents where large trucks plow through the roundabout.

  • @abrahamakinbo2928
    @abrahamakinbo2928 Před 11 dny

    The highway maintenance work on snoqualmie pass are very very lazy, the winter weather conditions is not the problem but the people maintaining it when it happens is the problem and it a job I have done before in Illinois and North Dakota.

  • @lorenamcgovern
    @lorenamcgovern Před 11 dny

    This is all because Port Ludlowites can't stand to wait more than three seconds for a left turn into 104

  • @lorenamcgovern
    @lorenamcgovern Před 11 dny

    All I can say is😂😂😂😂

  • @tdkhudson
    @tdkhudson Před 11 dny

    I’m SO looking forward to this roundabout at 104/Shine/Paradise Bay Rd!! I enter 104 from Paradise Bay Rd and it’s such a dangerous intersection. The meter will only function when traffic warrants it and sensors determine cars need to enter the roundabout from Paradise Bay or Shine Rd. People are complaining this roundabout will cause a mess; it’s a disastrous mess now! At least it will be much safer. And a roundabout will cause less congestion than a 4-way signal because there won’t be an extended wait/backup at a red light.

  • @louiszhang3050
    @louiszhang3050 Před 11 dny

    99% highway engineers quit one lane short of fixing traffic

  • @iFly10FeetHigh
    @iFly10FeetHigh Před 12 dny

    Great another waste of money that only creates problems. Good luck to the 100s of truckers a day trying to make it up that hill. Thanks for wasting tax dollars

    • @jimnardo8177
      @jimnardo8177 Před 8 dny

      great point! There are others too that say no not this, go back to the drawing board$$$.

  • @drmyers56
    @drmyers56 Před 12 dny

    Ask Inslee what he's doing with that Billion dollars he's collected off his bogus gas tax. Ferry system begging for more funding. This is what they spend their money on? Wait till winter, Line of freight trucks doing 25 up the hill, everyone else trying to race in the other lane.

  • @vercetti25
    @vercetti25 Před 12 dny

    Stop throwing roundabouts in as a solution for fucking everything. All these do is create more traffic. How about fixing existing roads instead of creating more problems

  • @xetothex
    @xetothex Před 12 dny

    Infrastructure built for the needs of 60 years ago needs to be updated badly. The US's population has doubled since then, and in the Seattle-Tacoma area, it has quadrupled. We need to upgrade highway infrastructure but also change the way we develop housing. We cant keep expanding the sprawl. we need to concentrate new housing developments where the jobs are.

  • @ld5645
    @ld5645 Před 12 dny

    Another P.O.S. roundabout brought to you by the same people that designed and build a piece of crap single lane roundabout in Port Townsend at Kearney St. . It has caused numerous issues and huge delays . Thanks for nothing WASHDOT. This is going to be a joke.

  • @arktseytlin
    @arktseytlin Před 12 dny

    love this! so much nicer to use the money for this kind of stuff

  • @brightonst
    @brightonst Před 12 dny

    Oh come on….. no Closed Captioning? Do it!

  • @KitsapWashingtonAdventures

    Thank you for this!

  • @in1ernet
    @in1ernet Před 12 dny

    Wish there were more passing lanes on this highway

  • @dianeshirley1177
    @dianeshirley1177 Před 12 dny

    It will create more safety, but will also increase congestion even when not busy. I enter the bridge from Paradise bay road often, and at least it will be safer. However, the metered roundabout will undoubtedly increase congestion.

  • @14porche
    @14porche Před 13 dny

    Informative video. Looks like a great solution. Looking forward to a safer journey through there.

  • @user-iz3pp1do6j
    @user-iz3pp1do6j Před 13 dny

    Don't forget, at the other end of the bridge there is a stoplight....the traffic is not free flowing....it's going to be a problem!!!!

  • @jodester7434
    @jodester7434 Před 13 dny

    I live off of 104 and this is the most ridiculous "solution" you could have come up with. 104 will now be backed up consistently with no way for people who live off 104 to get home without massive traffic back up. Once the slow light at the other end of the bridge is red, both roundabouts will be backed up all day. This just shows the great minds of WSDOT at their best.

    • @clahr7671
      @clahr7671 Před 13 dny

      I completely disagree and I’ve lived in a lot of places and this makes complete sense. I’m sorry you don’t understand traffic flow but if there’s many accidents happening, there’s a reason and it’s mostly because people can’t get in and they run for it and then they get slammed as well as the high speed going down that hill.

    • @jodester7434
      @jodester7434 Před 12 dny

      @@clahr7671 "I've lived lots of places" isn't a qualification.

    • @tdkhudson
      @tdkhudson Před 11 dny

      I think what @clahr7671 probably meant is they had lived in lots of places with roundabouts. As have I. And I find roundabouts to be a much better solution than 4-way traffic signals. All traffic moves more slowly into the intersection but doesn’t come to a complete stop for an extended period of time as it does at a red light. My only concern is people entering the roundabout from Paradise Bay or Shine Rds when the bridge is closed for marine traffic, which would prevent cross traffic from continuing from Paradise Bay Rd to Shine Rd or vice versa.

  • @Pegasus313
    @Pegasus313 Před 13 dny

    What will happen during the time the bridge is open and the traffic is backed up past the Round about? I presume that cats will be stopped before entering the roundabout as to allow cross traffic from Paradise Bay Rd. & Shine Rd to flow. Is this correct?

  • @GraniteChief369
    @GraniteChief369 Před 13 dny

    Cascades extend into Northern California and end at Mt Lassen, then the Intermountain region, the Sierras start at Sierra Buttes near Portola CA.

  • @shanejohnson77
    @shanejohnson77 Před 14 dny

    Hopefully they use graffiti resistant paint when covering up tags.

  • @donna1801
    @donna1801 Před 14 dny

    It WILL be a major mess, not only during summer with people driving motorhomes through, but also mornings & evenings. Traffic heading east splits at the signal. Traffic heading west won't split, but will be backed up onto the bridge. Nice touch putting in crosswalks and pedestrian areas - this what functions as a major highway, not a congested suburban artery with pedestrians out for a walk. I can't help but think the designers haven't traveled this route much, nor appropriately weighted their decisions with the fact that there are only TWO routes onto the Olympic Peninsula. Have they included the millions of tourists three seasons a year?

    • @rubytuesdayism
      @rubytuesdayism Před 10 dny

      There are no sidewalks or pedestrian areas ma’am.

  • @thomasfx3190
    @thomasfx3190 Před 15 dny

    Fish fryer at Ivars pier 54 tips over burns entire pier to the water. Crew leaps to safety. Seriously I was on the viaduct during the 2001 quake and it was unpleasant!

  • @devdevelo
    @devdevelo Před 17 dny

    Was that ramp originally planned to be built and then go unused for six years waiting for the entire Portage Bay project to be done? Doesn't seem like very smart or efficient planning to me. No wonder this stuff takes FOREVER.

  • @devdevelo
    @devdevelo Před 17 dny

    What determines whether a contractor company is "underrepresented?" Is it based on the owners of the company, or the employees of the company?

  • @WilliamAlanPhoto
    @WilliamAlanPhoto Před 18 dny

    No real information, and no link to any information.

  • @kelsey809
    @kelsey809 Před 18 dny

    SR542, please repair. Thanks!

  • @kelsey809
    @kelsey809 Před 18 dny

    What’s it like to be a pothole, road damage repairer on SR542?

  • @Kevin-ht1ox
    @Kevin-ht1ox Před 19 dny

    Create sign "Merge Late, Cooperate" and then put it at the merge points. People treat you like a psychopath if you try to merge late. Often times since other exit signs are terrible, I find myself having to merge late because I didn't realize I was in an Exit Only lane and then everyone gets furious as if I'm cutting the line. We all need something to gesture at when this happens because the current gesture I use doesn't help the situation. A sign would be preferable.

  • @MurpleNotScratc
    @MurpleNotScratc Před 19 dny

    yay thanks WSDOT

  • @jadefox5285
    @jadefox5285 Před 20 dny

    This doesnt explain wat to do when the traffic from one way will not stop coming. Do i just sit there for 20 minutes waiting for an opening? I thought the person that arrives first, and/or to the right has the right away?

  • @Daren_PNW
    @Daren_PNW Před 20 dny

    Feedback: 1) blanket Do Not Turn On Right signs throughout the city seem to be impractical w/o adding time periods (e.g., why restrict turns during off-peak/dark hours), 2) canopy rooftop surface area is very large, any drainage/downspout systems included? 3) how strict is the QC/QA for overall work? In past recent civic/civil jobs, I've noticed various small quality issues with edges not lined up, pre-mature surface degradation, scattered rust, etc. Otherwise, great presentation.

  • @timrodgers7667
    @timrodgers7667 Před 21 dnem

    So excited to see this video. It has been bothering me for year trying to figure it out every time I drive over it. Thank you!!

  • @DaGr8Brendinni
    @DaGr8Brendinni Před 21 dnem

    Fascinating.

  • @kelsey809
    @kelsey809 Před 21 dnem

    How are potholes fixed?

  • @sallymoen7932
    @sallymoen7932 Před 22 dny

    So how many bridges like this in the world?

  • @starfilmsanimation
    @starfilmsanimation Před 22 dny

    I was looking for this video a few weeks ago, funny it came out now! Much more clear than any other video on this

  • @tomhalvorson9886
    @tomhalvorson9886 Před 23 dny

    You can meter the road but not put in a traffic light? That's what is needed. Works just fine on the Kitsap side but Jefferson has to be different, why? Worst idea in the world. It's lazy and will be a major mess during bridge openings, especially during the summer.

    • @clahr7671
      @clahr7671 Před 13 dny

      Like people don’t run red lights around about insures people slow down. You can’t help it unless you want to go flying and destroy your car and less people do that statistically shown that is the case. Less happens in roundabout than lights or four-way stops. Proven.