29-04-2017 21:29 via ktva.com

Officials plan highway improvements for safety, fish passage

KASILOF, Alaska (AP) – Alaska officials say highway improvement plans will result in better fish passage and overall safety.
The Peninsula Clarion reports the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities showed the latest draft of their plans for Sterling Highway on Wednesday. DOT plans to widen the existing shoulders from 4 feet wide to 8 feet wide on the highway stretch from Soldotna and Clam Gulch.
There were 266 accidents in the area between 2006 and 2010, 93 of which offi
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