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Pacific Northwest towns prepping for major traffic snarls during eclipse

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

Someone is going to get hurt on a Seattle bike share ride

A new Seattle bike share system means a new class of cyclists on the street, who don't care about helmets or urban cycling. → Read More

Construction won't stop just because of July 4 holiday

Because the Fourth of July holiday is on a Tuesday, drivers will see more traffic over the weekend mixed with construction. → Read More

Kitsap housing market booms with fleeing commuters

With a fast foot ferry to Kitsap County, real estate there is booming due to Seattleites fleeing the city for a better commute and cheaper living. → Read More

Weekend traffic: Graduations and Father's Day events

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

With 2 transit centers closing, Eastside drivers should plan for more traffic

Some Eastside commuters will have to find a new way to work for the next five years, after two transit centers close. → Read More

Convention Center addition is a bittersweet deal for Seattle

The Washington State Convention Center addition is going to bring new dollars to Seattle, but it's going to put a lot of pressure on resources downtown. → Read More

Why Bellevue didn't pick a Bertha to dig its light rail tunnels

Tunneling operations are underway in Bellevue. But unlike the many tunnels under Seattle, these projects are not using boring machines. Why? → Read More

Pedestrian dies after being struck on Seattle's Capitol Hill

Seattle Police are investigating a car vs. pedestrian fatality accident in the North Beacon Hill neighborhood. → Read More

2015 had the highest number of fatalities on Washington railroads

More pedestrian-train fatalities occurred in 2015 than in the past 20 years in Washington. → Read More

Ferry rules: Yield for whales

It's the most adorable traffic delay ever, but you should know, Washington State Ferries stop for whales. → Read More

I-5 pothole causes hours of delays, allegedly damages tire

The Washington State Department of Transportation needed to make emergency repairs to pavement at an expansion joint near Olive Way. → Read More

Parking in Ballard might get even more difficult

Parking could get a lot easier for residents in Ballard and a little trickier for visitors. A new study conducted by the Seattle Department of Transportation says an area in Central Ballard could be designated as a Restricted Parking Zone (RPZ). → Read More

Five tips for new Seattle drivers on the road this holiday season

Five essential tips for the thousands of new drivers on Seattle-area roads this holiday season. → Read More

Major closures planned for Highway 99 in January

Bertha, the huge Seattle waterfront tunnel drill, is expected to begin drilling again on Dec. 23. Forget the delays and the project costs, let's talk about traffic inconvenience. → Read More

State patrol reports 42 DUI arrests in King County over holiday weekend

If you are going to be drinking, there's an app for that. Take five minutes to schedule Uber or Lyft. → Read More

Toll tips for traveling on Thanksgiving

We may have the day off on Thanksgiving, but we don't have a day off from paying tolls on area roads and bridges. There are a few changes to the tolling routine. → Read More

I-405 tolls now increase earlier

The Washington State Department of Transportation is now making changes to the I-405 toll lanes; one of those is addressing the demand in the southbound I-405 express toll lanes in the morning. → Read More

SPD cracking down on bus lane violators Thursday night

While Seattle Police understand the occasional traffic mistake, officers are cracking down on drivers in the downtown bus lanes Thursday night. → Read More

Who knew paint could be such a problem at Snoqualmie Pass?

The Washington State Department of Transportation admits it's difficult to sometimes see the lane markings on I-90 over Snoqualmie Pass. → Read More