Seattle's SDOT completed safety improvements at every public school, fulfilling the Move Seattle Levy promise, with recent upgrades at Olympic View Elementary.

The first part-time shoulder lane on SR 14 in the Vancouver-Portland area has opened, aiming to reduce peak-hour traffic congestion and enhance vehicle and bus flow.

Bellevue advances the design phase for the Grand Connection Crossing bridge to improve foot and bike traffic. Public comments are open through October 30.

WSDOT announces temporary lane shifts on I-5 near DuPont and JBLM due to construction, with some ramp closures and suggested detours; work is part of a project expected to complete in 2026.

Fife commuters can enjoy a smoother journey at the I-5/54th Avenue East interchange after WSDOT completed a paving project, improving road conditions and reducing the need for future emergency repairs.

The Spokane St Swing Bridge in West Seattle will close for maintenance from October 25-27, impacting all travel modes. Detours include the High-Rise Bridge, buses, and the Water Taxi.

New winter ferry schedules starting December 29 in Anacortes and the San Juan Islands aim to better serve the needs of island communities, following extensive planning and public input.

Mayor Bruce Harrell released the One Seattle Comprehensive Plan update to address housing needs by adding over 330,000 units. The plan includes zoning changes, strategies for affordability, and anti-displacement measures.

SDOT teams pruned overgrown vegetation in Seattle to improve city visibility and prevent hazards from October 1-5, focusing on arterial roads and public areas.

WSDOT holds its second community meeting on the North Spokane Corridor project, focusing on pedestrian bridges over I-90, stormwater, and tree replacement.

Seattle's SDOT adjusts on-street parking rates based on seasonal demand to ensure one to two open spaces per block, with some rates rising and others falling.

Seattle will experience major roadwork with closures and lane reductions affecting I-5, SR 99, SR 520, US 2, and I-405 from Oct. 11-14, as per WSDOT announcements.

The initiation of Seattle's RapidRide J Line marks a notable step in public transportation development, connecting neighborhoods with improved bus service.