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Washington State Study Of Transportation Impacts If Lower Snake River Dams Removed Presented In Colfax Tuesday
The Washington State Department of Transportation will host an open house Tuesday in Colfax to share information from a study examining how removing the Lower Snake River dams could affect transportation. The drop-in event will run from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Colfax Library. WSDOT staff will share information...
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How to Use the ‘Emergency Streets’ Strategy to Move From ‘Crash Response’ to System Change
When a fatal crash occurs, we tend to focus immediately on the individual: What was the driver doing? What did the cyclist or pedestrian do? Who made the mistake?. Emergency Streets aims to shift that framing. A fatal crash is also a failure of the surface transport system. And often it is a failure that, at some level, was predictable. For aviation or rail sectors, thorough review protocol are enacted upon to reveal systemic failures. Why not for streets?
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Spokane schools weighs bus changes that could cut costs
SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Public Schools is considering transportation changes that district leaders said could save millions of dollars for classrooms and student programs. The district plans to stop using Zum bus services and bring transportation in-house. Spokane Public Schools said that shift could lower long-term costs. According to...
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Spokane drivers split on new U.S. 195 J-turn near Meadowlane Road
Spokane, Wash. — A nearly $2.5 million traffic project at U.S. 195 and Meadowlane Road has drawn mixed reactions from people who drive and live through the area. The city added the J-turn over the summer. Nonstop Local spoke with people nearby about how they viewed the change. Some...
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Trent-Pines railroad underpass progress
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Roadwork continues on Pines Road in Spokane Valley
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - Road work continues on the Pines Road and BNSF grade separation project in Spokane Valley, bringing changes that commuters along a major Spokane County route needed to know. Crews are building retaining walls in front of Trent Elementary and along the new Pines Road alignment. Workers...
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WSDOT Adjusts Operation Of Liberty Lake Ramp Meters Starting Monday
LIBERTY LAKE – Drivers entering westbound Interstate 90 in Liberty Lake will see a change in how newly installed ramp meters operate during the morning commute starting Monday, Sept. 28. Following continued monitoring of the ramp meters at the westbound I-90 Harvard Road and Liberty Lake Road on-ramps, Washington...
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Crash on I-90 Westbound Near Altamont Street in Spokane Blocks the Left Lane and Is Expected to Slow Drivers Through the Afternoon Commute
SPOKANE, WA — A crash on Interstate 90 westbound near the Altamont Street on-ramp is blocking the left lane in Spokane, creating delays for drivers heading through the area. Motorists using the corridor should be prepared for slower travel while crews and traffic clear the scene. The crash was reported on the westbound side of the highway near Altamont Street, a busy connection point for drivers entering and leaving the interstate.
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Eastbound Trent Avenue to shut down between Pines, McDonald roads Monday
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — Spokane Valley residents and commuters should prepare for a significant traffic disruption on Monday as crews complete paving work on a major roadway. According to the City of Spokane Valley, the eastbound lanes of Trent Avenue (SR 290) between Pines Road and McDonald Road will...
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Spokane Community College students say bridge work is delaying commutes
Spokane, Wash. — Students at Spokane Community College said construction tied to the Greene Street Bridge was making it harder to get to campus and find parking. The work around campus added time to some commutes and changed how students could park at the school. NonStop Local spoke with students about how those changes were affecting their daily routines.