UPDATE: Crash on west end of westbound West Seattle Bridge, affecting eastbound side too

12:30 PM: One lane is reported blocked by a crash toward the west end of the westbound West Seattle Bridge. It’s described as involving one car, whose driver hit the barrier(s), which are reported to now be in need of repositioning. (We do NOT know where this is in relation to the repeat trouble spot by the Dancing on Logs (etc.) pullout, as the traffic camera there has been broken for years, and the dispatch/crew communication has mentioned both Fauntleroy and Admiral as location points.) No injuries are reported so SFD is canceling, but police and SDOT are responding.

12:34 PM: The scene is apparently near that spot as police have just asked for SDOT’s incident crews to block the left lane “before the blind corner” and have said they’re “just east of Fauntleroy” (though not visible on the 35th/Fauntleroy camera).

12:38 PM: The displaced barriers are affecting the eastbound side too, according to radio communication, so SDOT will be on that side as well until fixed. Meantime, a commenter below confirms the location. (And the radio check of the vehicle’s license also confirms what the commenter’s photo partly shows, that it’s a pickup truck.)

12:56 PM: Just received that photo showing, from the eastbound side, the crash’s location. And here’s the SDOT crew blocking the left lane at the eastbound Fauntleroy/35th entrance while they work on the barriers – which may close the entire eastbound entrance shortly, per radio communication:

2 PM: Had to leave the keyboard for a while; the scene has since cleared, both directions.

10 Replies to "UPDATE: Crash on west end of westbound West Seattle Bridge, affecting eastbound side too"

  • Chelle April 15, 2026 (12:33 pm)

    It’s right by the walking on logs.

    • WSB April 15, 2026 (12:41 pm)

      Thank you.

  • JB April 15, 2026 (1:46 pm)

    This is the same place someone hit and dislodged the barriers a few weeks ago. I just don’t understand how this continues to be ignored by SDOT.

    • Anne April 15, 2026 (2:06 pm)

      and I just don’t understand how  the words SLOW DOWN continue to be ignored. 

    • Also John April 15, 2026 (2:34 pm)

      It’s so simple.   Just drive the posted speed limit around that corner.  SDOT engineers have it posted for a reason.

  • K to the F April 15, 2026 (1:57 pm)

    Curvy strikes again! https://curvycrashes.com/ Hope all involved are OK :(

  • Margie April 15, 2026 (2:25 pm)

    We went by seconds after this happened. The barrier was halfway in to the eastbound lane. We had to swerve not to hit it. It appears to be the same spot where all the other accidents happened in the rain. 

  • Harold Lloyd April 15, 2026 (2:36 pm)

    I am disappointed that no one has yet proposed a four-way stop signage at that spot. Or at least a 20 mph speed limit. Wait, wait… I got it! We could reduce the number of lanes to one in each direction. SDOT, I am eagerly awaiting a management job offer.

    • nothend April 15, 2026 (3:01 pm)

       yes,,, one lane in each direction. Then add a bike lane,  some speed cushions and lots of  candlestick delineators. The SDOT fix for everything. 

    • Churro Strength April 15, 2026 (3:47 pm)

      Bad faith comments like this only add to animosity between neighbors. People advocating for safe driving and measures to slow speeding in neighborhoods and busy pedestrian areas make sense. This comments and similar ones only express how little you care about the safety and concerns of your neighbors. 

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