POLL: What’s the Biggest Issue with the I-5 Bridge Replacement Plan? We Want Your Opinion!

Concerns mount over the $7.5 billion I-5 Bridge replacement plan, with debates on cost, congestion relief, and the inclusion of TriMet light rail. Vote now in our weekly poll!
Concerns mount over the $7.5 billion I-5 Bridge replacement plan, with debates on cost, congestion relief, and the inclusion of TriMet light rail. Vote now in our weekly poll!

In his recent opinion column, Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance takes a critical look at the $7.5 billion I-5 Bridge replacement project, raising key concerns about its impact and effectiveness. Many in the community question whether the current plan will truly reduce traffic congestion, while others believe the high cost is unjustified. The inclusion of TriMet’s light rail into Vancouver remains a controversial element, and some argue that a third Columbia River crossing would be a better long-term solution.

As the debate continues, we want to hear from you! What do you think is the biggest issue with the current plan? Vote in this week’s poll and make your voice heard!

What do you think is the biggest issue with the current I-5 Bridge replacement plan?*
  • Cost—$7.5 billion is too much 💰12.56% (53 votes)
  • It doesn’t do enough to fix traffic congestion 🚗17.77% (75 votes)
  • The inclusion of TriMet light rail into Vancouver 🚋39.57% (167 votes)
  • The lack of a third Columbia River crossing 🌉30.09% (127 votes)
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