Construction on the Evergreen Line continues. Crews are inside the concrete box, watching as a section of the Barnet Highway is removed to make room for the box to be pushed into position. The box will contain a portion of the future Evergreen Line Inlet Centre Station platform and guideway. Now crews will be able to build station with minimal disruption to the road and traffic. The Inlet Centre Station will have two entrances —one on the west side and the other on the east side of the intersection, allowing passengers convenient, safe access from each side of Barnet Highway. This station design responds to the community’s desire to have a station that is not elevated. http://www.flickr.com/photos/tranbc/10827592585/in/set-72157632226282626
Construction on the Evergreen Line continues. Over the November long weekend, crews pushed an enormous concrete box under the Barnet Highway and reopened the road to traffic eight hours ahead of schedule over the long weekend. This was the largest traffic disruption expected on the Evergreen Line project and it is now done. http://www.flickr.com/photos/tranbc/10827912093/in/set-72157632226282626/
Over the November long weekend, crews pushed a 4,000 tonne concrete box under the Barnet Highway for the future Inlet Centre Station as part of Evergreen Line project. They finished the work early and reopened the road to traffic eight hours ahead of schedule. http://www.flickr.com/photos/tranbc/10827919633/in/set-72157632226282626/
Crews rebuilt a section of the Barnet Highway before reopening the road to traffic eight hours ahead of schedule. Over the November long weekend, crews pushed an enormous concrete box under the Barnet Highway for the future Inlet Centre Station. This was the largest traffic disruption expected on the Evergreen Line project and it is now done. http://www.flickr.com/photos/tranbc/10827775554/in/set-72157632226282626/
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