Washington State Ferries cancels the sale of two retired vessels to Nelson Armas due to towing failures and defaults on contractual obligations, with allegations of poor crew treatment also surfacing.

Seattle's Monorail fares will rise on Jan 1, 2025, including a $0.50 increase for adult one-way tickets, with public comments open until Oct 21, 2024.

An online open house details the SR 509 construction projects affecting SeaTac, Burien, Kent, and Des Moines, with the final phase starting and completion by 2028.

Contractor Pacific Pile & Marine sues the City of Seattle over alleged non-payment for expedited work on Pier 58, part of a larger waterfront project.

Seattle plans to introduce a new Restricted Parking Zone in Judkins Park to prevent all-day parking by commuters. The SDOT will hold a virtual meeting to discuss and gather feedback on the proposal.

Southbound Interstate 405 in Bothell will be shut down from Sept. 6-9 for construction, part of the I-405 improvement project, prompting detour advisories.

WSDOT is starting a project on Sept. 5 to replace the deck of the Vantage Bridge on I-90, reducing traffic to one lane each way until November and expecting major delays.

Seattle schools have improved safety measures, such as traffic calming devices and better crosswalks, around campuses. SDOT added curb extensions and all-way stops, while educational programs promote safe walking and biking.

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.