Governor Bob Ferguson declares an emergency due to a leak in the Olympic Pipeline affecting Seattle-Tacoma Airport's jet fuel supply, with no resolution timeline and airlines preparing contingencies.

Washington State invites public feedback on a proposed $5.3 billion transportation plan for 2026-2029, including over 1,100 projects for various transport modes.

New traffic signals are being installed at the I-405/State Route 522 interchange in Bothell as part of the I-405 expansion project, with likely increased traffic disruptions in the short term.

WSF increases daily sailings by over 10% for the Thanksgiving period, to offer over 420 sailings a day, aiming to accommodate approximately 300,000 passengers. Travelers are advised to make use of online resources for a smoother transit experience.

Seattle has completed the Extended Rainier Ave Bus Lane project, improving Route 7 with a new northbound bus-only lane to boost transit efficiency and reduce travel times.

WSDOT announces extensive "Revive I-5" project starting January 9, 2026, with lane reductions on the Ship Canal Bridge for maintenance, impacting Seattle traffic.

WSDOT ends the highway construction season in Yakima Valley, with projects around US 12 and SR 821 completed. Work on the US 97 roundabout in Wapato pauses, resuming in spring 2026.

The Louis Thompson Road Tightline Project in Sammamish nears completion, with final paving set for spring 2026 due to weather delays. Sidewalks and intersection upgrades have been made, including a new storm drainage system to protect local habitats.

Previously closed intersections in Bellevue are reopened after a permitted event, with Bellevue Police thanking the public for their patience on social media.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport's Checkpoint 6 reopens after renovations, offering expanded space and improved amenities to handle the Thanksgiving travel rush.

WSDOT will begin emergency repairs on the Bullfrog Road overpass near Cle Elum, with closures expected before November ends. The project, costing $8 million, aims for completion by January 2026 after damage from an over-height load incident.

North Bend is improving railway crossings with a $4.8 million grant, causing temporary road closures for construction work by Stacy Witbeck. Two major crossings are already upgraded with new technology.

Washington State Ferries will perform a whistle salute and fly military flags on Veterans Day as a tribute to veterans, including those within their workforce.