The article informs of the US 101 Chehalis River Bridge preservation work in Aberdeen, causing ramp closures and detours, with work on both southbound and northbound ramps.

Western Washington completed significant highway upgrades across four counties after months of construction, according to WSDOT. Maintenance included chip sealing for a more durable road surface.

The Kirkland Turkey Trot event on November 17 will cause road closures near Marina Park, affecting traffic and the municipal boat launch for a few hours. The race supports local nonprofit Hopelink.

WSDOT proposes safety enhancements for SR 7 in Pierce County, including four new roundabouts. Feedback is sought via in-person and online forums starting Nov. 12.

Seattle's 1 Line Link Light Rail faced an extended closure that overshot its scheduled end time, resulting in continued disruption for commuters into Monday.

Sammamish is conducting stormwater pipe inspections until year's end, aiming to maintain infrastructure and minimize water system failures with minimal traffic disruptions.

Kirkland announces a temporary closure of NE 85th Street at I-405 for construction, from Nov. 15 at 11 p.m. to Nov. 18 at 4 a.m., with detours signed.

A levee repair along the Green River in Tukwila is in progress to mend flood damages and improve habitat for salmon, with public input sought on the environmental assessment.

WSDOT has completed the 2024 construction season on the I-90 Snoqualmie Pass East project, making progress on retaining walls, embankments, and culvert installation, with lane shifts and repairs on the Vantage Bridge underway.

Washington State Ferries will perform a whistle salute and fly military flags to honor veterans on Veterans Day.

The Seattle Department of Transportation champions WMBE businesses’ growth, nearing its 2024 target and investing over $100M, with a trade show for networking and city contracts set for November 13.

WSDOT begins preservation work on the US 101 Chehalis River Bridge in Aberdeen in mid-November, with phased overnight closures for bearing replacement and other repairs to extend the bridge's life.

Due to safety concerns, Don Armeni Boat Ramp's concrete floats, installed in March 2024, are being removed, with a retrofit and replacement planned for early 2025. The ramp remains open for use without the dock floats.