Travelling from Delridge towards the lower bridge, there is a yield sign just before the gateway to the lower bridge. The Delridge traffic is expected to Yield to the traffic travelling from from the left and West Marginal Way SW (from the south to the north) respectively. Traffic travelling from West Marginal Way SW is also trying to gain entry to the lower bridge but for these driver there is a traffic light just prior to proceeding left to the lower bridge. This are where two things that happen here which really snarl traffic and makes for dangerous conditions.
1. Drivers travelling from Delridge do not obey the Yield law (yes there is actually a Yield sign here - not a Merge sign). Rather, the race is on to cut-off traffic travelling from West Marginal Way SW. This traffic is trying to make a traffic signal.
2. When travelling from West Marginal Way SW....because the Delridge traffic does not Yield, you have only about 4 or 5 car lengths of traffic that can proceed through the light without becoming an intersection blocker. Forget about it when there's a Semi in the mix, all bets are off.
SDOT - Maybe a traffic light is needed to control Delridge traffic to make for a smooth and safer flow?
This morning - Me travelling from West Marginal Way SW, the light turns green and I make my left hand turn to the lower bridge. As every morning, I pray that some nice Delridge driver will actually Yield to me, the right of way traveller at that moment.....but no. Today: You, black Saab, (with a license plate frame for Doggie Day Care) you don't even look much less slow or proceed with caution - just fly on through. Then to my wondering eyes, I notice that you are applying your make-up???? WHAT really? I was behind your vehicle all the way onto 99 and you were putting on your make-up - you are a very scary driver - So I filmed you to share with others.
Maybe it's time to move away from West Seattle and the ever increasing aggressiveness and lack of regard for your own and others safety.





















































































