Seattle has opened its first protected intersection at Thomas St and Dexter Ave N, enhancing safety for bikers and pedestrians with features like concrete barriers and tailored traffic signals.

President Biden's upcoming visit to Seattle is expected to cause significant traffic delays and detours in the city, with the Seattle Department of Transportation advising commuters to allow for extra travel time.

The Annual Bridge Report for Snohomish County shows a decade of bridge improvements, with 56 upgrades since 2003, and highlights ongoing inspections to maintain safety and infrastructure growth.

Seattle advances a new protected bike lane on Yesler Way, connecting the downtown core to the waterfront, with design work underway and a 2024 completion goal.

Seattle's Bike Everywhere Month encourages residents to cycle, offering resources, safety tips, and bike share options to promote eco-friendly transportation.

Seattle announces Play Streets Week from June 15-23 to foster community interaction, with a simplified permit application process and waiver of fees for larger events.

The DES is concluding its noisy geotechnical survey near Heritage Park for the Deschutes Estuary Restoration Project, which disrupted the area's peace.

WSDOT warns of a scam targeting Good To Go! toll system users with fake emails and texts seeking personal and financial information through fraudulent payment portals.

Bellevue's Transportation Department won an APWA 2024 Project of the Year Award for their safer, more navigable raised intersections project near the Bellevue Transit Center.

Seattle's waterfront gets praised for its eco-friendly upgrades, including a new seawall and features to protect marine life and support green transit options.

The Seattle City Council passes the Seattle Transportation Plan, a 20-year initiative focused on improving the city’s transport infrastructure for safety, sustainability, and accessibility.

Seattle is implementing multiple transportation improvements funded by the 2023 Levy to Move Seattle, as outlined in the city's annual report, enhancing infrastructure for all modes of transportation.

Three SDOT professionals are advancing Seattle's green transit initiatives, focusing on fleet electrification, climate projects, and long-term strategy.