Puget Sound drivers face major roadwork during 'Conechella' from August 22-25, with closures on I-405, I-5, and SR 99 for construction and maintenance.

WSDOT offers travel charts to ease Labor Day traffic and suspends highway construction, urging travelers to use their tools for information on traffic, ferries, and toll rates.

Construction in Edgewater continues over the weekend for a new bridge, with noisy work scheduled from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. This includes installing metal casings for bridge columns using an oscillator.

The City of Tacoma announced lane closures at 72nd Street East and Portland Avenue East on September 6 for asphalt repairs, urging drivers to plan alternate routes.

Washington State's Sandy Williams Connecting Communities Program has allocated $15.8 million to improve active transportation, focusing on safer non-motorized travel and addressing disparities in communities divided by infrastructure.

WSDOT announces 'Conechella,' a major series of highway closures in the Puget Sound region for construction from Aug. 22-25, advising travelers to plan for delays.

Tacoma partners with Crown Castle to pilot a less disruptive fiber optic cable installation method, potentially increasing safety and reducing environmental impact.

A semi-truck collided with the White River Bridge on SR 410, causing a shutdown. No injuries were reported, but the bridge's structural integrity is being evaluated.

Construction on State Route 112 in Washington will cause delays, with repairs and safety improvements expected to continue through fall and resume in 2026.

WSDOT completed a key phase of the I-5 Ship Canal Bridge preservation in Seattle, improving safety and traffic flow. It's part of the larger Revive I-5 project, with interruptions planned around the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

6th Avenue SW in Burien will be closed on August 18 for utility installation related to the 148th Avenue SW Intersection Improvements Project, with marked detours available.

Ramp meters on I-5 between Chehalis and Centralia go live next week to ease traffic and collisions, with WSDOT monitoring to adjust as needed for optimal flow during peak hours.

Residents of Buckley, WA, are invited to a meeting on August 21 to discuss options for the future of the SR 165 Carbon River/Fairfax Bridge, which was closed due to structural issues.