After grinding out damaged portions of the highway that are marked by cracks and potholes, contractor crews working for WSDOT fill areas with new asphalt. This spot work is needed to prep the road for a new layer of asphalt that will be applied in July. More information is available on the project webpage, www.wsdot.wa.gov/projects/sr500/162ndto3rdchipsealph1/.

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Before a new layer of asphalt is added to the highway, contractor crews working for WSDOT grind out the severely damaged sections, and add a new layer.

More information is available on the project webpage, www.wsdot.wa.gov/projects/sr500/162ndto3rdchipsealph1/.

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Ruts, cracks and potholes mark SR 500 between Vancouver and Camas. In the summer of 2016, contractor crews will resurface the highway with a new layer of asphalt that will preserve the road for several years. More information is available on the project webpage, www.wsdot.wa.gov/projects/sr500/162ndto3rdchipsealph1/.

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This stretch of SR 500 is marked by long pavement patches applied by maintenance crews to stave off deterioration. There are only so many times this can be done. In the summer of 2016, contractor crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation will repair and resurface 11 miles of the highway between Vancouver and Camas. More information is available on the project webpage, www.wsdot.wa.gov/projects/sr500/162ndto3rdchipsealph1/.

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If you do, plan for delays of up to 20 minutes while our contractor crews repair and resurface damaged pavement along an 11 mile stretch to remove cracks, ruts and potholes that mark the highway. The first step is to grind out the severely damaged portions and add new asphalt. The work will be complete by early August. You can read more about the project here: 1.usa.gov/2962RWT

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