Clark County starts pedestrian pathway upgrades in April to enhance ADA compliance with work planned through fall/winter of 2025/2026, affecting weekday travel.

Washington State Ferries announces a new summer ferry schedule for the Anacortes-San Juan Islands route, effective from June 15 to September 20, with reservations opening April 15.

The WSDOT has initiated an $8 million safety and efficiency upgrade project on SR 240 in Richland, including new lanes, a noise wall, and traffic signal updates.

Tacoma announces street closures from April 7 to May 30 for maintenance, starting with South 92nd Street, affected by weather, and provides a contact for concerns.

WSDOT announces summer lane closures on northbound I-5 Ship Canal Bridge for maintenance to ensure the Yesler to Northgate project stays on track for 2027 completion.

WSDOT completes four out of six bridges for a fish barrier removal project on US 101 between Sequim and Gardiner, aiming to improve traffic and fish habitats.

New pedestrian signals will be installed along State Route 7 in Parkland and Spanaway, Washington, to improve safety, with work beginning in April and expected to finish in the fall.

Snohomish County Solid Waste Transfer Stations adjust hours in April for staff training, affecting multiple dates and urging users to plan waste disposal to avoid inconvenience.

Seattle's Willow Creek has been revitalized to support natural habitats and fish migration, featuring a new pedestrian bridge and ecological improvements.

Seattle's Dr. Jose Rizal Bridge is being renovated, including lead paint removal and an environmentally-friendly repaint, preserving its historical integrity.

Tacoma's South 21st Street closes for 6-8 weeks for the Prairie Line Trail Project, aiming to improve non-motorized transit. Detours are in place as infrastructure work, including sewer improvements, are undertaken.

The University of Washington is experiencing cherry blossom bloom and visitors are being encouraged to use sustainable transit options during the festival.

The Seattle Department of Transportation outlines various travel options to Climate Pledge Arena, including transit, bike lanes, and pedestrian pathways, emphasizing planning ahead to avoid traffic.