Everett and Vicinity ................................................................................. Sample Clauses

Everett and Vicinity .................................................................................. ⚫ There is a need to accommodate the projected growth in traffic, estimated to range from about 1 percent to 1.5 percent per year. ⚫ Traffic Queuing: Address the Rest Area traffic back-up onto l-5 at 128th.
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Everett and Vicinity .................................................................................. ⚫ The truck weigh station at Everett is semi-dysfunctional due to short ramp design and frequent queue backup from the scales out to the freeway mainline. When these queues develop, the scale crew must close the station and allow trucks to bypass the scales until the queue dissipates. This problem may be remedied relatively easily and at relatively low cost by installing ITS-CVO technologies such as weigh-in-motion. ⚫ WSP and WSDOT are investigating alternative sites for a new weigh station in the Marysville area. A new facility would provide an opportunity to fully integrate ITS technologies into the facility and take maximum advantage of current ITS-CVO technologies.
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Everett and Vicinity .................................................................................. Consider Surveillance Cameras to Enhance WSP Center Consider CCTV From 164th SW to Broadway w/HOV Project
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Everett and Vicinity .................................................................................. ⚫ There is a need to address a crime problem (personal and property) at rest areas. The WSP reports that stolen cars are recovered at rest stops regularly. ⚫ Physical constraints make enforcement on the Xxxxxx Avenue Trestle (SR 2) difficult. A suggestion was made during the corridor tours to consider automated enforcement in this area. ⚫ High urban accident locations include the area from 220th Street SW interchange [milepost (MP) 179] to the vicinity of the SR 528 Bridge (MP 199). ⚫ High rural accident locations include the vicinity of SR 531/Smokey Point interchange, and the vicinity of the SR 530 interchange (MP 205.8). ⚫ The highest number of motorist assistance calls and citations in the corridor were recorded for the area from Montlake Terrace (MP 178) to Marysville (MP 197).
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Everett and Vicinity .................................................................................. ⚫ VMS needs: Additional VMS near the Eastmont approaches and at the Visitor Information Center at 128th. ⚫ Partnerships: Consider providing travel information in partnership with private entity such as casinos (Xxxxxx’x).
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Everett and Vicinity .................................................................................. ⚫ There is a need to address the common problem of fog from Eastmont to mile post #208. ⚫ There is a need to address bridge icing that occurs at the I-51SR 526 interchange, particularly for the eastbound to northbound movement.
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Everett and Vicinity .................................................................................. 3.2 Mount Xxxxxx and Vicinity. 6 2.3.3 Bellingham and Vicinity. 7 2.3.4 U.S. - Canada Border 7
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Everett and Vicinity .................................................................................. Address Queuing At Everett Truck Weigh Station Consider Constructing a New Weigh Station
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