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Transportation reporter in Seattle. Grateful husband. Father of All America long snapper and all around great son. IPA, yes. Optimistic golfer. Notre Dame grad.
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Drivers heading to Whidbey Island face 73 days of one-lane traffic near Deception Pass Original

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By Chris Sullivan Verified
| KIRO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
Getting on and off Whidbey Island from the north is not going to be easy for the next year or more. The Washington Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is building a roundabout to replace the three-way intersection at Campbell Lake Road. That’s about four miles north of Deception Pass. The tiny Tibbles Creek runs through the same area, spilling into Campbell Lake. WSDOT is using this $3 million project to fix the road and help the fish.
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Drivers heading to Whidbey Island face 73 days of one-lane traffic near Deception Pass

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By Chris Sullivan Verified
| MyNorthwest.com Verified
Getting on and off Whidbey Island from the north is not going to be easy for the next year or more. The Washington Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is building a roundabout to replace the three-way intersection at Campbell Lake Road. That’s about four miles north of Deception Pass. The tiny Tibbles Creek runs through the same area, spilling into Campbell Lake. WSDOT is using this $3 million project to fix the road and help the fish.
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Stuck after a Hood Canal Bridge opening? New traffic signal aims to help Original

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By Chris Sullivan Verified
| KIRO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
Getting trapped in your neighborhood because of nearby construction or an emergency can be quite an inconvenience. Getting trapped more than 300 times a year because of regular bridge openings? That’s just a giant pain in the backside. Ask anyone who lives just north of the Hood Canal Bridge. Traveling SR 104 through the Hood Canal can be quite challenging. You never really know when the bridge might open for boats, leaving you idling on either side of the water for up to an hour.
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