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We only have two weeks left before tolling starts on the 99 tunnel in Seattle, and when they do, we can expect significant backups to ensue.
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The I-5 construction mess in Tacoma gets all the attention, but the freeway is also getting a makeover through Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
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Workers recently breached the dike on the north end of Steamboat Slough in Marysville to allow water back into the area for the first time in decades.
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The future of transportation funding could be changing over the next decade, as Washington considers a pay-by-mile system over the gas tax.
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Changes to the 520 floating bridge in Montlake and SR 99 tunnel have seen traffic backup, and drivers can expect that continue into the future.
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Light rail. 520. The SR-99 tunnel. There are going to be service disruptions across the board this weekend in Seattle.
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After considering a handful of options, WSDOT believes it has a solution to congestion for the infamous Everett to Marysville I-5 drive.
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School zones: When are they active and when are they not? The state's laws are ambiguous depending on where you are and who's enforcing them.
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Sound Transit is about a year into providing parking passes at some of its lots, and the program is expanding once again.
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You probably never think about guard rails, until you need one to keep from going off the road.
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Changes are coming this weekend to the southbound I-5 lanes right after Highway 16 merges in, south of downtown Tacoma.
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You might recall the weekend closures of I-5 south of Seattle as the state replaced expansion joints and the concrete panels. Here we go again.
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The Montlake 520 bridge project is about to ramp up construction, and that will mean big changes for drivers. It starts with some closures over the weekend.
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Kitsap Transit will briefly add a second fast ferry to its Seattle-Bremerton run, increasing the quick connection across Puget Sound.
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The Seahawks play their home opener on Sunday, and if you're going to the game you know what to expect after it ends: A long line of cars in front of you, and a hard time getting to the freeway.