Chokepoints

Road work is going to make getting around the Puget Sound region this weekend difficult with the combination of big events and construction projects.

Leaders from Ford met with Seattle transportation officials Wednesday to discuss how the city can manage the traffic demands.

The high-speed passenger-only ferry service promised to voters starts service July 10 with runs between Bremerton and Seattle.

Puget Sound drivers rejoice: The Washington State Patrol is going after left-lane campers, the scourge of our Northwest roads.

WSDOT has a new ticketing system, again, for Seattle ferry riders who use the Fauntleroy / Southworth "Triangle" line to Vashon and Kitsap.

Drivers have less than two weeks to travel across the State Route 520 Bridge for free overnight.

As everyone celebrates dads and grads this weekend, so be prepared for weekend traffic. Not to mention the scheduled construction work.

A major renovation is being planned for the I-90 / Highway 18 interchange to fix a daily chokepoint. The change could confuse drivers.

After many community complaints and a year of studies, parking changes are coming to Seattle's Columbia City neighborhood.

It only took a gaggle of geese to slow things down along northbound I-405 in Kirkland this morning.