Chris Sullivan
Chris Sullivan is a traffic reporter for KIRO Radio 97.3 FM. He cares deeply about the amount of time you spend sitting in Seattle traffic. Email Chris at [email protected]
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All options on the table as city looks to fix Fauntleroy ferry dock
Should the state move or eliminate the ferry dock at Fauntleroy in West Seattle? All options are on the table as the ferry system looks to fix the dock.Comments -
Light rail service to Northgate begins in October
Sound Transit will start running light rail trains from the University District to Northgate on Oct. 2. The extension's been under construction for 9 years. -
SDOT to double capacity on West Seattle’s Lower Spokane Street Bridge
The Seattle Department of Transportation announced Thursday that it will be doubling access to the Lower Spokane Street Bridge. -
WSDOT finally widening northbound I-5 through downtown Seattle
The state is finally addressing one of the biggest chokepoints in our region by widening northbound I-5 through downtown Seattle. -
Seattle senator appears to break multiple laws during live committee hearing
Washington state Senator Rebecca Saldana appeared to violate multiple traffic laws while participating in a live, online committee hearing on Tuesday. -
SDOT racing to finish Fairview Avenue Bridge
It's going to be a few more months before Seattle's Fairview Avenue Bridge returns to service, as the opening has been pushed from spring to summer. -
How long will Seattle police provide traffic control at Mariners games?
SPD officers will be back directing traffic in and out of tonight's Mariners game at T-Mobile Park, but they might not be doing that job for much longer. -
Montlake Bridge to close for a month this summer
Drivers should prepare for a month-long closure of the Montlake Bridge in August, cutting off access to the 60,000 vehicles a day that use that span. -
I-405 improvements could be delayed under trimmed-down budget plans
Planned improvements to I-405 face sizable delays under updated transportation budget plans proposed by state lawmakers this week. -
‘We need to keep the lights on’: New transportation plans focus on keeping state afloat
Plans for large-scale transportation packages are on the back burner now, as the state Legislature focuses on trying to survive the impacts of the pandemic. -
One year after West Seattle Bridge closure, there’s ‘a light at the end of the bridge’
One year ago today, Seattle bridge engineers looked at the expanding cracks on the West Seattle Bridge and made the call to shut it down. -
Washington expected to raise, expand tolls on freeways over pandemic losses
Tolls are expected to go up on several freeways this year, as the state deals with a significant loss of revenue related to the pandemic. -
Light rail disruptions coming every weekend in April
Sound Transit is set to tie in power and signal systems for the light rail to the Eastside, but has to shut down service through downtown Seattle to do it. -
City sets $175 million price tag for repairs to West Seattle Bridge
The city has officially set a $175 million budget to include all costs for West Seattle Bridge repairs, with requests for bids going public Wednesday. -
Puget Sound traffic on major routes is nearing return to pre-pandemic levels
You probably noticed it on the roads over the last week or so: Traffic is getting close to being where it was before the pandemic.
