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SR-14 traffic shifts to frontage road on Friday

Portion of Union Street will close Friday and reopen Monday morning

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Photo courtesy of One Stop Home Furnishings Beginning Friday, traffic on Highway 14 in Camas-Washougal will be shifted to a new southern frontage road that runs parallel to the highway. This route will take drivers through two roundabouts at Union (above) and Second streets for the next 10 months.

Drivers on state Route 14 in Camas and Washougal will see some major changes in their trips next week when crews start the second half of a $49 million construction project that when complete will improve safety and traffic flow between Vancouver, east Clark County and the Columbia River Gorge.

At 8 p.m. on Friday, all traffic on state Route 14 will shift to a new southern frontage road that runs parallel to the highway. Drivers will travel 25 mph through two roundabouts at Union and Second streets for nearly 10 months.

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