There’s not much to say about this Albany highway sign, except that, well, this does look like the wrong way to attach a sign.
Stuck in traffic: Get used to it
Written November 22nd, 2016 by Hasso Hering
Stuck once again in slow-moving traffic on Albany’s main drag, I’m wondering if this is ever going to get any better. The answer is no, it won’t. Not in the foreseeable future anyway. Instead, we’re bound to get delayed more often just like drivers in far bigger towns.
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Tags: Albany highways, Albany traffic, Albany Transportation Improvement Plan, ODOT, traffic congestion
Tags: Albany highways, Albany traffic, Albany Transportation Improvement Plan, ODOT, traffic congestion
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Seen up close, those sewer grates are safe
Friday’s short video tour of bike lanes along Highways 20 and 99E (Albany’s Santiam Highway and Pacific Boulevard) caused a least a couple of viewers to worry about the sewer grates as they flashed by.
Tags: Albany highways, bike lanes, cycling, Pacific Boulevard, Santiam Highway, storm sewer grates