Traffic
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Areas of Responsibility
The Spokane County Traffic Department is responsible for traffic engineering and traffic operations for Spokane County. The Department maintains traffic control devices for all Spokane County roads.
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School Zone Flashing Beacons
The flashing yellow beacon lighting is one of the most effective ways to reduce the speed of vehicles in school zones. On average, drivers travel five to seven miles per hour slower when the flashing yellow school zone lights are present.
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Signs, Signals, & Striping
The sign crew manufactures all of the road signs that are posted along county roads. If there is a sign missing, damaged, vandalized, or incorrect, we can put in a work order to have a new one made and replaced.
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Sign Reporting
Information that is useful when reporting a sign problem; the type of sign (stop sign, speed sign, etc.) nearest intersecting road names, direction of travel, what type of problem (sign is down in ditch, sign is missing, post is bent, etc.) and contact information (optional).
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Signal Reporting
Information that is useful when reporting a signal problem; intersecting road names, direction of travel, what type of problem (what kind of damage to signal, yellow light out, etc.) and contact information (optional).
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Traffic Control Plan
To submit a Traffic Control Plan (TCP) for review to Spokane County, please fill out our form along with a TCP drawing and email is to PublicWorksPermits@spokanecounty.org
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Average Daily Traffic Counts
Average Daily Traffic Counts on Spokane County roads is now available with our new online interactive web map.
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Traffic Safety Information
Gather information on traffic safety programs.
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Traffic Section FAQ
Quickly learn information and gather helpful resources from commonly asked questions.