Chokepoints

If you like 30-mile backups, do we have a vacation spot for you: the "path of totality" of Monday's eclipse.

The explosive growth in south Snohomish County has pushed the infrastructure too far, and planners have had to put some developments on hold until they can catch up.

The Washington State Department of Transportation reports that drivers' opinions on the I-405 express toll lanes are leaning positive.

Oregon officials are preparing for major traffic jams as people drive into the state to be in the path of the total solar eclipse.

Weekend adventurers will have to plan even more ahead if they want to take a ferry to the San Juans or Vancouver B.C. A limited schedule in effect.

Crews are preparing for another stretch of roadwork along Denny Way.

The traffic diverters block through traffic and are confusing to many non-local drivers that are looking to avoid the north-south backups on Aurora.

Two major parts of Everett have been separated for decades. But a natural disaster may have provided an opportunity for the city.

The end of this week is going to be unbearable through downtown Seattle as the Blue Angels visit for their annual Seafair performances.

The marriage of summer events and major construction projects continues over the next two days.