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Wrong warning posted in Carlsbad
I-90 was supposed to be I-80 - for those headed to Bay Area
Sign at Tamarack Ave.
Drivers on I-5 northbound may have been a little confused the morning of August 22.
Caltrans’ electronic billboard mounted on the Tamarack Ave. overcrossing displayed the message, “I-90 BAY BRIDGE WILL BE CLOSED AUG 28 TO SEPT 3.” Most of the motorists heading north probably had no idea where Interstate 90 was.
It’s in Seattle. I-90 is America’s longest interstate highway, stretching 3,020.54 miles from Seattle to Boston. Of the estimated 225,000 daily users of I-5 northbound, one had to wonder what percentage of North County drivers would be going all the up to Seattle?
The message was posted in error by a statewide alert system. The agency probably meant to use I-80, which terminates in San Francisco. However most Californians know the bridge that connects Oakland with San Francisco as just the “Bay Bridge.”
Around 1:30 p.m. the sign’s message was corrected. The sign then read,
“SF-OAK BAY BRDG CLOSURE AUG 28 TO SEPT 3.”
A spokesperson for San Diego’s District 11 Caltrans office, Cathyne Bruce-Johnson, says the message (the correct one) is being displayed all over California as the closure will have a significant impact on motorists heading to the bay area. The closure will occur over Labor Day weekend.
Last weekend, San Diego motorists survived “Darmageddon” – the closure of the 805 in the South Bay, for bridge removal. Twice now, L.A. drivers have survived their “Carmageddon” – the closure of the 405 from the Westside over to the San Fernando Valley.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Wrong warning posted in Carlsbad
I-90 was supposed to be I-80 - for those headed to Bay Area
Wrong warning posted in Carlsbad
I-90 was supposed to be I-80 - for those headed to Bay Area
Sign at Tamarack Ave.
Drivers on I-5 northbound may have been a little confused the morning of August 22.
Caltrans’ electronic billboard mounted on the Tamarack Ave. overcrossing displayed the message, “I-90 BAY BRIDGE WILL BE CLOSED AUG 28 TO SEPT 3.” Most of the motorists heading north probably had no idea where Interstate 90 was.
It’s in Seattle. I-90 is America’s longest interstate highway, stretching 3,020.54 miles from Seattle to Boston. Of the estimated 225,000 daily users of I-5 northbound, one had to wonder what percentage of North County drivers would be going all the up to Seattle?
The message was posted in error by a statewide alert system. The agency probably meant to use I-80, which terminates in San Francisco. However most Californians know the bridge that connects Oakland with San Francisco as just the “Bay Bridge.”
Around 1:30 p.m. the sign’s message was corrected. The sign then read,
“SF-OAK BAY BRDG CLOSURE AUG 28 TO SEPT 3.”
A spokesperson for San Diego’s District 11 Caltrans office, Cathyne Bruce-Johnson, says the message (the correct one) is being displayed all over California as the closure will have a significant impact on motorists heading to the bay area. The closure will occur over Labor Day weekend.
Last weekend, San Diego motorists survived “Darmageddon” – the closure of the 805 in the South Bay, for bridge removal. Twice now, L.A. drivers have survived their “Carmageddon” – the closure of the 405 from the Westside over to the San Fernando Valley.
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