Bridge repairs on eastbound I-90 in Washington will cause delays starting Sept. 18, with lane and ramp closures affecting commuters, especially from Mercer Island.

The SR 14 West Camas Slough Bridge has "Rough Road" signs and a reduced speed limit due to surface deterioration, with permanent repairs pending funding.

Tacoma secured over $3.5 million in grants for pedestrian safety and traffic improvements, focusing on Safe Routes to School at Stewart Middle School and the South Tacoma Way Vision Zero Project.

Clark County is implementing stormwater upgrades on NE 99th Street to reduce pollution in Suds Creek, causing night-time construction delays in September and October.

I-5 in Vancouver will be closed overnight on September 13 for electrical infrastructure work, with WSDOT and BPA installing transformer lines. Detours will be provided.

Washington State's WSDOT has introduced TPIMS to help truck drivers find parking along the I-5 corridor, supported by predictive data for planning up to four hours ahead.

WSDOT has announced that tolling on the SR 509 Expressway in SeaTac begins on Sept. 29. Rates vary from $1.20 to $2.40, with a $2 extra fee for drivers without a Good To Go! pass.

Roadwork in Yakima Valley after Labor Day may affect commutes, involving projects like a new roundabout on US 97, repaving on State Route 821, and embankment repairs on US 12, leading to lane closures and travel delays.

Thurston County opened a new Country Club Road bridge, improving safety and aiding salmon passage, with over 60% federal funding secured by Rep. Marilyn Strickland.

WSDOT projects in Yakima Valley include a US 97 roundabout, SR 821 repairs, and US 12 embankment shoring, disrupting traffic with detours and lane closures.

Mayor Harrell addressed challenges in Seattle's light rail expansion, advocating for timely project completion despite increased costs and industry hurdles.

SDOT's strategy for Seattle's Route 8 seeks to improve travel reliability with both immediate and long-term initiatives amid concerns of congestion and delays.

Kirkland warns drivers to slow down in school zones as automated traffic enforcement cameras will start operating on September 2 to enhance student safety.