Cost

In central Washington state, the cost of deploying two variable message signs (VMS) on westbound Interstate 90 was $660,000.

Two VMSs installed on I-90 near Snoqualmie Pass, WA to warn drivers of windy conditions and other road-weather and traffic information.

June 2009
Snoqualmie Pass,Washington,United States

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The installation of two VMSs on I-90 to provide information on weather including wind conditions and road conditions cost of $660,000. The signs were installed in Washington state DOT's (WSDOT) North Central Region at Vantage and Dodson Road (Milepost 165).

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Source

ITS Evaluation Framework - Phase 2 Continuation (2009) Seventeen Projects

Author: Peter M. Briglia, Jr.

Source Date: June 2009

URL: http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/research/reports/fullreports/672.2.pdf

System Cost

Cost of two VMS including Installation costs - $666,000

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Cost ID: 2012-00255