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Taken on highway 14 in Vancouver, Washington.
Trucks are the mobile part of our national infrastructure. Virtually everything is moved by truck at some time in its life cycle. I was a truck driver for 10 years and hauled all kinds of stuff about 1 million miles. Paper products of all kinds, Electronics, Potatoes, Fish Food, TV Guide Magazines, Groceries, Bulk Wheat, etc.
Facing southwest, the rusty tracks atop the Holbeck Viaduct trail off in the direction of Farnley & Wortley railway station, an old node on the network which has long since been dismantled.
Une section de l’enveloppe; le pont piétonnier de Pickering constitue le premier projet dans le monde où une telle technologie est utilisée pour entourer une structure en entier.
10/2016 - Chicago, IL
Amtrak and Metra yards as seen from Willis Tower.
At top-left is the St. Charles Air Line Bridge, built 1919.
A bus terminal is under construction at Garfield, which will host the major shuttle bus operation that'll take place during the Red Line South Reconstruction Project.
Express shuttles will connect people from the Garfield elevated station to closed Dan Ryan stations during reconstruction.
More info on the project is available at redlinesouth.com
May 2010 photo of the southern mile of the Alaskan Way Viaduct. See the same landscape 18 months later.
Learn more about the SR 99 Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement Program.
Bicycle detection symbols at video-actuated stop light on Mercer Island -- if you see a bicycle-on-a-line symbol at an intersection, that's where cyclists should stop to activate the traffic light.
In Washington State, these markings are now mandatory in some locations:
(b) Where motorcycle and bicycle detection is limited to certain areas other than immediately before the stop line or crosswalk in the center of a lane at an existing vehicle-activated traffic control signal, those detection areas must be clearly marked on the pavement at left turn lanes, through lanes, and limited right turn lanes. These detection areas must also be marked to allow a bicyclist to leave a bicycle lane to enter a detection area, if necessary, to cross an intersection. Pavement markings must be consistent with the standards described in the state of Washington's "Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways" obtainable from the department of transportation.
During the last year the scouts have digged down essential infrastructure to support 39000 participants.
Aerial photograph of Moscone Center, San Francisco, California. View to the southeast, with Moscone South in the center of view and Moscone North in the lower left.
This little substation powers up the northwest corner of Lebanon and the northeast end of Columbia, Connecticut. A pair of 27,600 volt distribution lines runs from the old CL&P office on Main Street in Willimantic across the river, over Hosmer Mountain, stops here and continues on to a similar station on Wall Street in Colchester, where it ends. Surprisingly, it does not pass through the Card Street switching yard, as does most of the local power. Between this station and the Wall St. station in Colchester, this circuit serves 3,721 customers in parts of six towns. On January 24, 2011, the circuit went down for about 40 minutes due to "unknown" causes.
KI Crews working on the Medical Center in Liberty Bay getting things ready to be functional
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