Seattle's Beacon Ave & 15th Ave Safety Project is now complete, enhancing safety and connectivity for bikers and pedestrians.

The westbound I-90 off-ramp to SR 18 in the Snoqualmie and North Bend area will be closed for the weekend starting September 19 for guardrail and curbing installation. Detours are planned.

The article informs about expected delays on westbound I-90 in Issaquah due to lane closures for bridge repair work over multiple weekends, including detours and reduced speed limits.

Broadway in Everett will close nightly for striping from California Street to 18th Street, starting September 29, from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., weather permitting.

The Washington State Ferries invites public input at virtual meetings discussing service increases and future plans. Recordings will be available for those who can't attend.

Westbound Tacoma Narrows Bridge will have delays on Sept. 19-20 due to emergency repair work on an expansion joint, with lane and ramp closures expected.

WSDOT selected Guy F. Atkinson Construction for the SR 410 White River Bridge repairs, aiming to complete within 6-8 weeks under Governor Ferguson's directive for a continuous work schedule.

I-90 near North Bend, WA will face lane reductions for traffic loop installation on September 10 and 11, potentially causing delays. The work is part of the I-90/SR 18 Interchange Improvements project.

West Mukilteo Boulevard will undergo construction starting September 10th, affecting traffic between Elm Street and Ridgemont Drive with one-way alternating traffic during work hours.

WSDOT plans nighttime I-5 lane and ramp closures for girder installation in DuPont from September 15-20, with some earlier closures on September 8-9, affecting travel in the area.

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.