And…Action! Take a look at our new low-light traffic cameras over I-90 Snoqualmie Pass
Posted by Unknown on Thursday, October 1, 2009
Have you ever needed to travel over I-90 Snoqualmie Pass at night and tried to pull up WSDOT’s mountain pass traffic cameras only to see a pitch black image with the occasional car headlight?
Well, not anymore. WSDOT just completed installing eight new low-light traffic cameras on I-90 west of Snoqualmie Summit to Cle Elum. The new traffic cameras have infrared illuminators that provide around-the-clock views of highway conditions – even during a midnight snow storm!
Now, you can plan your evening trips based on what you see from the new cameras before you hit the road. You can view these cameras from the Snoqualmie Pass mountain pass condition Web page or WSDOT’s statewide traveler information Web page.
What are the specific locations of the new cameras you ask?
We’re live at the following locations:
Franklin Falls (milepost 51.3)
Snoqualmie Summit (milepost 52)
Price Creek (milepost 61)
Easton Hill (milepost 67.4)
Easton (milepost 70.6)
The following locations also have new cameras and should be available for public viewing before winter:
East Bandera (milepost 46.8)
Hyak (milepost 55.17)
Cle Elum (milepost 84.6)
The $60,000 camera replacement project was funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
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