Southbound I-95 Weigh-In-Motion Station Design-Build

This Design-Build project was a multidisciplinary effort involving roadway, architectural, environmental permitting, signing and pavement markings, drainage, signalization, roadway lighting, electrical, mechanical, structural and landscape architecture design. The project also consisted of site civil providing for potable water, self-supportive septic treatment, a package water treatment plant and an emergency power generator. WGI was the engineer of record for this project. The weigh-in-motion (WIM) static scale system is designed to sort overweight and over-height trucks by requiring potential violators to travel through the station. The southbound I-95 WIM station in Martin County is the first of its kind in the state to weigh trucks in motion with sensors embedded in the outside at-speed travel lane of I-95. Previous WIM stations have used a dedicated lane off the mainline to weigh trucks in motion.

The main administration building for the WIM station is the first LEED Silver Certified weigh station facility in Florida. The facility includes an inspection barn and driver comfort station.