Seattle proposes music venue-specific parking zones to help musicians load in gear, with eligibility requiring live music events and entry charges at least twice a week.

Washington State's Department of Transportation is accepting applications for the Sustainable Aviation Grant to fund environmentally friendly airport projects until August 16, 2023.

WSDOT will reduce northbound I-5 to one lane for maintenance on July 16 in Thurston County, potentially causing significant delays and 10-mile backups.

Seattle's SDOT is changing street parking rates to improve availability, with the new rates effective July 15. Data from May 2024 informed these adjustments in 32 paid parking areas.

WSDOT is starting construction on a new pedestrian overcrossing at SR 500 and Northeast Stapleton Road in Vancouver on July 18. The bridge will be ADA-compliant and is expected to be completed by Spring 2025.

Seattle's Metro Flex on-demand public transit service begins July 22 in Delridge and South Park, offering equitable transport options with rides at standard fare rates.

Seattle's I-5 southbound will be closed overnight on July 19 for maintenance, affecting specific ramps and requiring detours.

WSDOT begins fish passage modifications near Lynden, causing traffic disruptions with single lane closures and a week-long complete closure of SR 546.

I-405 in Renton, WA, will be shut down in both directions from July 12 at 11 p.m. to July 15 at 4 a.m. for construction work related to the I-405 widening project. Traffic detours are planned, but congestion is expected.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signed legislation for a $1.55 billion Transportation Levy to be on the November 2024 ballot, after a unanimous City Council vote.

The Seattle City Council passed a $1.55 billion Transportation Levy to improve safety and maintenance, with a focus on infrastructure and oversight, funded by property taxes.

Seattle surpassed its initial sidewalk expansion goal with 250 new blocks, improving pedestrian access and safety, especially around schools and neighborhoods.

WSDOT announces major repairs to the I-5 North Fork Lewis River Bridge beginning July 15, causing southbound lane reductions. M.J. Hughes Construction will condense lanes to expedite the $17 million project expected to conclude in fall 2024.