Chris Sullivan

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.

The I-5 construction mess in Tacoma gets all the attention, but the freeway is also getting a makeover through Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

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.

The future of transportation funding could be changing over the next decade, as Washington considers a pay-by-mile system over the gas tax.

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.

Light rail. 520. The SR-99 tunnel. There are going to be service disruptions across the board this weekend in Seattle.

After considering a handful of options, WSDOT believes it has a solution to congestion for the infamous Everett to Marysville I-5 drive.

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.

Sound Transit is about a year into providing parking passes at some of its lots, and the program is expanding once again.

You probably never think about guard rails, until you need one to keep from going off the road.

Changes are coming this weekend to the southbound I-5 lanes right after Highway 16 merges in, south of downtown Tacoma.

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.

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.

Kitsap Transit will briefly add a second fast ferry to its Seattle-Bremerton run, increasing the quick connection across Puget Sound.

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.