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.

Two Washington State Ferries, the 'Elwha' and 'Klahowya,' have been sold and are en route to be recycled in Ecuador.

WSDOT is set to activate new ramp meters in Clark County on I-205 and I-5 starting in August, aiming to reduce congestion and collisions by regulating highway merging.

WSDOT plans a full closure of the 54th Avenue overpass at I-5 from Aug. 23-26 to extend its life and improve conditions, affecting nearby routes and ramps.

Washington State Department of Transportation announces a weekend closure of southbound SR 167 in Kent for paving and bridge work, urging drivers to consider off-peak travel or postponement.

Seattle seeks consultants for Pioneer Square's areaway rehabilitation, with a design phase contract up to $450,000, focusing on seismic and traffic resilience.

Washington State Department of Transportation has corrected 145 barriers, reopening 572 miles of salmon habitat and is working on 160 more, with a total goal of restoring 90% of blocked habitats.

The WSDOT announces a full closure of southbound SR 167 in Kent from Friday evening to early Monday for paving and bridge work, advising drivers to plan alternate routes.

The article details Bellevue's progress on the Bike Bellevue project, sign code overhaul, and other civic recognitions, as discussed in the recent City Council meeting.

Seattle's University Street Station is being renamed Symphony Station on August 30 to avoid confusion with other university-related stops and to honor the nearby cultural landmark, Benaroya Hall.

Seattle is enhancing safety and connectivity around Mt Baker Station, with potential Metro Transit Center relocation and pedestrian improvements planned.

Significant progress is made on the I-5 enhancements near JBLM with lane realignments, construction of noise walls, and a new roundabout, aiming for a 2026 completion.

Seattle's 4th Ave now has an upgraded protected bike lane with concrete curbs, enhanced safety, and new traffic signals, aiming to improve the urban cycling experience.