Demand that our WA State legislature and the WSDOT upgrade the roads in to and out of Pullman

I worked at WSU for years and am considering a move back to Pullman. I have driven the roads hundreds of times, always uneasy and sometimes in a white-knuckled grasp. PLEASE improve the safety of all travelers in that area!

i'm doing this for my mom cause she worries about me at college

Please help make our future leaders safe. Pullman and WSU are wonderful but there are clear dangers traveling during the winter.

Please do something about this dangerous route to and from Pullman.

This is so LONG overdue....I graduated WSU back in '87. We had lost a beloved Sorority sister and this STILL affects me almost 30 years later. I now have a Freshman daughter attending WSU and these roads are the most worrisome part of college! I even considered having her attend college elsewhere because of the travels ahead! Glad she is a COUG and this road should not claim one more LIFE!!!!!!

Fix this so no more die

My child is a current student at WSU. The roadways into Pullman are in dire need for improvements. They need to be increased to a 4 lane interstate in as many places as possible. I do not feel adding passing lanes would solve problems but create more unsafe passing by people taking risks just to pass

Dangerous stretch of road that needs to be fixed

Saving lives

No parent should have to send their child to college and fear for their lives, with good reason. This is important.

This must be fixed.

please

4 lanes is desperately needed.

Please prevent more needless deaths by fixing this highway. From the residents of Washington State.

I'm a WSU graduate student. Bad road conditions are a hazard that have wounded and killed far too many students already. The cost of these lives is so much more valuable than the cost of clearing roads!

Please prevent any more needless deaths by fixing this highway. Your residents will appreciate it.

#KeepCougsSafe

Something needs to be done to keep our children safe.

How many young kids have to die before the right thing gets done?

Safety first. No one should die because they're pushing to make it back to school a little early, to be on time when classes begin.