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Trying to get out of West Seattle? Time to apply for a pass

Trying to get out of West Seattle? Time to apply for a pass April 29, 2021 at 7:37 am An officer directs traffic off the West Seattle Low Bridge in October 2020. (Photo courtesy of SDOT/Flickr) The Seattle Department of Transportation says you can now apply for access to the Spokane Street Swing Bridge or the low bridge in and out of West Seattle. SDOT says your  application must be received by the 15th of the month for access to begin on the 1st of the following month. So you have until May 15 to gain access on June 1 on SDOT’s website. The two-week wait is so that license plate information can be processed into the photo enforcement system.

City to expand access to West Seattle low bridge for certain groups

City to expand access to West Seattle low bridge for certain groups Alfred Charles, KOMONews.com Executive Producer © Provided by KOMO-TV Seattle The Seattle Department of Transportation announced Thursday that it will ease restrictions on motorists traveling on the Spokane Street Swing Bridge and allow certain groups, including health care workers, those in need of lifesaving medical care and area restaurant and retail workers, to more freely use the low bridge. The agency also plans to modify restricted hours on the lower span in order to provide three additional hours for weekend travel on the low bridge. Starting April 10, anyone can use the low bridge from 5 a.m. to 8 a.m. during the weekend but weekday restrictions will remain the same, the department said.

New short-term pain coming for West Seattle commuters with a long-term fix next year

New short-term pain coming for West Seattle commuters with a long-term fix next year Graham Johnson, KIRO 7 News Staff First Ave S Bridge closures mean more traffic trouble for West Seattle drivers Replay Video UP NEXT With the West Seattle Bridge closed for nearly a year because of cracks, Isaac Stairs’ commute to Capitol Hill grew from 30 minutes to sometimes 90 minutes. “It has nothing been a pain. Having to go around it has made traffic worse on all the side streets,” Stairs said. Much of the traffic is detoured onto the First Avenue South Bridge, which also has problems. The state reported it needs to repair worn bearings under the southbound lanes.

First Ave S Bridge closures mean more traffic troubles for West Seattle drivers

New short-term pain coming for West Seattle commuters with a long-term fix next year Graham Johnson, KIRO 7 News Staff First Ave S Bridge closures mean more traffic trouble for West Seattle drivers Replay Video UP NEXT With the West Seattle Bridge closed for nearly a year because of cracks, Isaac Stairs’ commute to Capitol Hill grew from 30 minutes to sometimes 90 minutes. “It has nothing been a pain. Having to go around it has made traffic worse on all the side streets,” Stairs said. Much of the traffic is detoured onto the First Avenue South Bridge, which also has problems. The state reported it needs to repair worn bearings under the southbound lanes.

West Seattle Blog… | WEST SEATTLE LOW BRIDGE: Do access restrictions need an environmental-impact study?

CarDriver January 28, 2021 (12:35 pm) I still can’t figure out what “essential freight” really is. Watched SPD in action many times while waiting at the light. It seemed to me that SPD had a VERY liberal view of what that was. I’m betting that there’s many people getting a shock when they get a ticket from SDOT. Doubt anybody can contest.    Mj January 28, 2021 (12:38 pm) Maybe a full Environmental Review is in order?  WS residents through no fault of there own are not being allowed, I get the reasoning, to use a street facility they paid for via taxes.  It is feasible to repair the WSB by Fall of this year.  SDoT had a very capable contractor stablelizing the bridge that could have continued work on repairing the bridge right now. 

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