Seattle faces heavy traffic due to construction and events from July 31 - August 13, with detours and major sports events contributing to the congestion.

WSDOT crews are installing a culvert under SR 202 in Redmond to improve fish migration by combining two tributaries, requiring a five-day road closure for traffic.

Due to inflation impacting project budgets, Seattle's SDOT has paused certain projects to prioritize Levy to Move Seattle commitments, including some Southwest Seattle greenways.

WSDOT seeks authorization for incidental marine mammal disturbances during construction of the Seattle Slip 3 Vehicle Transfer Span due to expected underwater noise from pile driving.

Sound Transit offers free rides to military personnel during Seattle Fleet Week, requiring a military ID to travel on its transit system from July 29 to August 4.

Washington State Ferries seeks public input on proposed schedule changes for the Anacortes/San Juan Islands route to improve reliability and reflect modern demands. An online open house is available for community feedback until August 23.

WSDOT will close State Route 520 across Lake Washington from July 26-29, affecting all transportation types. A brief reopening is scheduled for Seafair parade access on July 27.

Pierce County announces road closures in Parkland/Spanaway for infrastructure improvements, including sewer updates and repaving from mid-August to December.

The US 101 Elwha River bridge has opened, providing a key connection for Olympic Peninsula communities and featuring wider lanes and shoulders for safer travel.

Kirkland announces major disruptions on NE 85th Street due to construction starting July, with a full closure from July 26-29 to build new I-405 bridge columns; detour maps are available online.

Washington State Ferries partners with ABB to build five new hybrid-electric vessels, aiming for zero emissions by 2050. ABB will develop the propulsion system and ensure efficiency.

Seattle introduces Tactile Walking Surface Indicators to aid visually impaired pedestrians, testing the treatments with help from local disability-focused organizations.

WSDOT will host an open house to discuss "Complete Streets" design options for SR 141 improvements. An online survey will also be available for community feedback.