Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Take A Virtual Tour Of Snoqualmie Pass Project

If you've driven over Snoqualmie Pass recently, you've probably noticed that some changes are in the works. WSDOT will improve five miles of I-90 between Hyak and Keechelus Dam, including adding an additional lane in each direction, extending chain on and off areas, expanding the snowshed, building new bridges, reducing sharp curves, repairing deteriorated pavement, stabilizing unstable slopes, installing avalanche fences, and connecting wildlife habitats over and under the highway.

You can take a virtual tour by going to the WSDOT website and clicking on the picture on the right hand side.
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