The Lynnwood Link light rail extension has opened, featuring four new stations and expected to carry 50,000 daily riders between Lynnwood and Seattle in 32 minutes. A community celebration marks the opening.

WSDOT awarded Guy F. Atkinson, Inc. a $177.7 million contract for part of the SR 167 project, including construction of new bridges and a section of the spuyaləpabš Trail.

The Seattle Department of Transportation announces the start of the RapidRide G Line bus service on September 14, marking the completion of the Madison St Project.

Kirkland's traffic cameras are set to enforce speed limits in school zones starting September 3rd to ensure the safety of children, with fines funding safety projects.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department's blog emphasizes the importance of following road rules around school buses, clarifying misconceptions to prevent fines and ensure children's safety.

Over 300,000 travelers are expected to use Washington State Ferries during Labor Day weekend, supported by a dedicated workforce of nearly 2,000 unionized employees.

The Seattle Department of Transportation announced weekend closures for Ballard Bridge maintenance with detours advised via the Aurora Bridge. Pedestrians and cyclists retain bridge access, but delays expected for drivers and bus riders.

Seattle provides free ORCA cards to eligible low-income families with children in the Seattle Preschool Program, ensuring accessible transportation until August 31, 2025.

WSDOT warns of expected traffic congestion and advises early travel preparations for the upcoming Labor Day weekend due to holiday traffic and potential road closures from wildfire activity.

WSDOT advises travelers to expect heavy traffic during Labor Day weekend and suggests using available resources like traffic cameras and mobile apps for updates.

Washington has given $26.5 million to 11 ports for electrification to cut emissions by 140,000 metric tons over 10 years, funded by its Climate Commitment Act.

Multiple closures on SR 520 and I-405/SR 167 corridor in Washington, including bridge and highway maintenance, are scheduled for Aug. 23-26, with WSDOT advising commuters to anticipate delays and plan accordingly.

The Route 48 project in Seattle is now complete, offering a new bus lane, improved signals, and better infrastructure for more reliable bus service between Mount Baker, Central District, and UW.