Construction for fish passage improvements will disrupt I-5 travel in northern Snohomish County starting March 3, with lane closures and a reduced speed limit, continuing until December 2025.

Upcoming street maintenance in Tacoma will lead to closures on South 80th, 82nd Streets and South Ainsworth Avenue between March 6 and April 4 as part of the Residential Street Restoration Program.

Seattle's SDOT introduces the Music Venue Zone program to improve parking and loading for musicians at live venues, with permit applications now open.

Seattle's Elliott Bay Connections project will start in 2025, enhancing Myrtle Edwards and Centennial Parks with improved pathways, amenities, and landscapes, funded by private philanthropy and managed by the Downtown Seattle Association.

Tacoma commuters experienced a disruption due to urgent repairs on I-705's attenuator, leading to a two-hour closure of the northbound Stadium Way off-ramp.

Washington State Ferries plans a new Fauntleroy terminal with increased capacity and a design shaped by community feedback, aiming for enhanced efficiency.

Westbound I-82 near Selah is undergoing repairs after a semi-truck collision with the Yakima River Bridge, leading to a detour onto Selah Road until early March.

Seattle's Ballard neighborhood sees major transportation upgrades, including a new median on 15th Ave NW, to boost safety and support the city's Vision Zero goal to eliminate traffic deaths.

Metro bus services resume at Seattle's Little Saigon neighborhood after safety improvements and targeted enforcement actions address prior illegal activities.

Snohomish County Public Works announces an open house for Jordan Creek Bridge 214 Replacement Project on February 20, 2025, at the Arlington Heights Improvement Club.

Snohomish County Public Works is set to replace the old Jordan Creek Bridge 214, with an open house for the community on February 20, 2025, to discuss the project.

Seattle's Link light rail service will be suspended between Capitol Hill and SODO stations for systems integration testing. Shuttle buses will be provided. Normal service to resume Monday.

During the Canyon Road Emphasis patrol, Deputy Cappetto issued 128 traffic citations in one day, targeting speeding and red-light violations to enhance road safety.