System Cost

• In Yakima, Washington, the deployment of a Traveler Information System cost $333,000.
• In Nisqually Valley, Washington, an Ice Warning System consisting of a road weather information system (RWIS) station and closed-circuit television (CCTV) camera cost $165,000.
• In Vancouver, Washington, expanding the region's communications system by installing over 6 miles of fiber optic cable cost $1.5 million.
• In Snohomish County, Washington, interconnecting five traffic signals and three CCTV cameras to a central signal system cost $91,000.
• In Edmonds, Washington, connecting six arterial traffic signals and five CCTV cameras to a central signal system cost $90,000.
• In Kent, Washington, the cost of connecting five arterial traffic signals and five CCTV cameras to a central signal system and another traffic management center was $92,000.
• In Spokane, Washington, the cost of integrating ITS field devices with fiber optic links and a microwave link was $1,837,251.
• In Washington state, the Mount St. Helens traveler information system was installed at a cost of $499,526.
• In Washington State, a traveler information system was installed between the Washington-Oregon border at a cost of $358,000.
• In central Washington state, the cost of deploying two variable message signs (VMS) on westbound Interstate 90 was $660,000.
• In Spokane Washington, the cost of the Regional Traffic Management Center Enhancements project was $1,238,679.
• In Washington State, the implementation of the SR 14 Traveler Information System cost $511,300