1st Avenue Bridge

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[5200 - 9199] 1st Ave S

Seattle, WA 98108

1st Avenue Bridge is a well-established company in Seattle, WA that specializes in providing bridge construction and maintenance services. With a team of experienced professionals, they ensure the safety and functionality of bridges in the area.

The company also offers consulting services for bridge design and engineering, catering to both public and private sector clients. Known for their expertise and attention to detail, 1st Avenue Bridge is a trusted name in the industry.

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3.54 reviews

Frank B.

2/3/2023

You must pass this gateway to enter South Seattle on 1st Ave. It's no different than any other bridge except it's always jammed up in the morning coming into the city. When the West Seattle Bridge...

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Tanis L.

9/9/2020

The First Avenue South Bridge (First Avenue Bridge) is a sturdy draw bridge on Highway 99 and Washington State Route 509. The bridge runs roughly North-South with lanes going north and lanes going...

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Dennis H.

10/7/2022

I'm sitting on the bridge currently. The bridge isn't up. There was an accident on the other side of the bridge but that shouldn't affect the northbound side. Seattle drivers ugh

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Michael K.

4/15/2013

Not bad unless you get stuck in traffic when the spans are up, or worse, when they get stuck in the upright position. Originally built in 1956 it had the highest motor vehicle accident rate in all...

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