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Holding a bag of animal crackers, Heidi Holmstrom swung open a trailer door and greeted the region's traveling vegetation-management team.
The state Department of Transportation announced Tuesday it will be introducing new state of the art locomotives to the passenger rails in Western Washington. They are set to roll out this …
The Washington State Department of Transportation posted these photos of the snow drifts seen across the region. WSDOT closed several major highways during the winter storm due to the snow drifts. Below are closures that are still in effect. SR 14 is closed in both directions from milepost 101 near SR 97 Intersection to milepost 153 near Benton County Line due to heavy snow, poor visibility, and areas of impassable snow drifts.
A 45 mile stretch of U.S. 12 is shut down because of several mud and rock slides, and the state Department of Transportation is warning people to expect an "extended
Annotated in what appears to be Microsoft Paint, the map from WSDOT was retweeted and liked hundreds of times.
The move is one of several steps needed before crews can demolish the viaduct, likely starting in February.
This project improves safety along State Route 104 in Jefferson County at Shine Road/Paradise Bay Road and at State Route 19. At SR 19, a single-lane roundabout has been built. At Shine Road/Paradise Bay Road, a single-lane metered roundabout will be built. The meter will be active only after a closure at the nearby Hood Canal Bridge.
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Plans for a celebration to say goodbye to the Seattle Viaduct and hello to the new SR 99 tunnel are in place. WSDOT hopes to open the tunnel the following week.
Ten o’clock in the evening on Friday, January 11, 2019—mark it on your calendars! This is when WSDOT will permanently close the Alaskan Way Viaduct, closing SR 99 through downtown Seattle for approximately three weeks to realign SR 99 into the new tunnel. The on- and off-ramps near the stadium will close one week earlier... Read More
# In one month, the Alaskan Way Viaduct closes to vehicles as the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) begins a three week process of connecting SR-99 to its brand spanking new $3.3 billion (and counting) tunnel. Worsening congestion appears inevitable but execution of non-car investment has been lacking, as bike projects, transit projects, and Vision
Traveling by ferry is a common way of travel in Washington state. Unknown by many that don't live in this state, there are actually a lot of islands which require ferry travel. We have traveled by ferry to Victoria, British Columbia and to the San Juan Islands. This post is particularly about what you need to know about ferry travel with the Washington State Department of Travel (WSDOT) that runs all Washington State ferries.
