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Washington State Ferries struggle to get walk-ons back after pandemic
The state ferries are continuing to struggle coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, especially with a low number of walk-on passengers.4 years ago
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Toll revenues still haven’t recovered, despite more commuters on the roads
Drivers have returned to their cars, and our commutes are close to full again. But that hasn't translated to dollars into the toll roads.4 years ago
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Is this the ‘end of the end’ for I-5 construction through Tacoma?
The state is getting close to opening the new southbound Puyallup River Bridge, which is a "big deal" for the I-5 construction in Tacoma.4 years ago
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‘We’re nowhere close to breaking,’ say concrete drivers as strike enters fourth month
As non-Teamster drivers deliver concrete and construction projects resume, is that hurting the morale of the 330 workers on the picket line?5 years ago
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Concrete flows into Puget Sound region job sites, absent the Teamsters
Concrete is once again being delivered on some big King County projects, but it's not being delivered by Teamsters.5 years ago
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State Legislature considers toll reduction for Tacoma Narrows Bridge
Tolls will not be going away on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, but plans to cut those tolls are still alive in the legislature.5 years ago
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Accusations fly as concrete worker union claims companies are using ‘ghost trucks’
The accusations from the union representing Seattle-area concrete delivery drivers ratcheted up over the weekend.5 years ago
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Drivers rack up tickets using Lower Spokane Street Bridge
The only direct route out of West Seattle while the high bridge is closed is the Lower Spokane Street swing bridge. But access to that route is restricted.5 years ago
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What’s next for West Seattle Bridge as concrete strike continues?
The deadline set by Seattle's mayor for restoring the flow of concrete to the West Seattle Bridge has passed. What does that mean for reopening?5 years ago
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The I-90 construction delays from a few years ago are back again
There have been a few summers off since the freeway was widened between Snoqualmie Pass and the new wildlife overpass, but now it's back to work on I-90.5 years ago
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Sound Transit anxiously waiting for concrete worker strike to end
This is a critical week for the King County concrete strike: If negotiations don't wrap up soon, some big construction projects could be pushed back.5 years ago
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Sound Transit failed to perform crucial safety checks before Apple Cup incident, CEO says
A new Sound Transit report sheds light on the protocol failures that led to a full train being stranded in a light rail tunnel after November's Apple Cup.5 years ago
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Washington Democrats unveil expansive $16 billion transportation package
Washington Democrats in the Legislature have unveiled a new 16-year transportation funding proposal with a $16 billion price tag.5 years ago
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Even Gov. Inslee doesn’t like the state’s proposed road usage charge bill
The latest Road Usage Charge bill had its first hearing before the state House Transportation Committee last week, and there was some surprising testimony.5 years ago
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Pay-per-mile system gets first House hearing in Washington
Washington's transition from a gas tax to pay-per-mile takes another step Thursday, as the legislature is set to hear a bill on setting up the system.5 years ago
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Washington state toll bill fees, penalties return in March
Washington state plans to start charging late fees and civil penalties on unpaid toll fees in March after their previous web upgrade.5 years ago
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To pump or not to pump: Staff shortages could finally bring self-serve gas to Oregon
Is Oregon finally going to join the rest of the nation in allowing drivers to pump their own gas? It is one of two states that still doesn't allow it.5 years ago
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New Seattle traffic engineer pushes safety as top priority
The Seattle Department of Transportation has a new lead traffic engineer -- Venu Nemani -- who's already working on ways to improve how we get around.5 years ago
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Concrete worker strike crippling major construction projects in King County
After nearly two months since any concrete was delivered due to an ongoing strike, there is now concern that light rail expansion projects will be delayed.5 years ago
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Market expert: Consumer confidence in electric vehicles is on the rise
Price, charging infrastructure, and range are the three improving indexes for gradual consumer confidence in electric vehicles.5 years ago
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Major US airlines warn of flight disruptions Wednesday as new 5G service starts
Many airlines are warning of flight delays Wednesday as new 5G frequencies are fired up by cell phone companies that could interfere with landing.5 years ago
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Reversible lane between SR 520 and I-5 under construction
The state Department of Transportation is ramping up work to add a reversible HOV lane between SR 520 and the I-5 express lanes in Seattle.5 years ago
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WSDOT accuses Kittitas County of ‘misinformation’ on snow removal dispute
The head of the Washington State Department of Transportation is basically saying Kittitas County is lying about its snow removal complaint.5 years ago
