Travelers who use State Route 4, also known as Ocean Beach Highway, between Skamokawa in Wahkiakum County and State Route 432 in Cowlitz County will need to plan ahead to avoid delays this summer. On Monday, July 19, the Washington State Department of Transportation’s contractor Doolittle Construction, LLC will begin work to resurface a 25-mile stretch of highway by installing chip seal.

For drivers who regularly experience congestion accessing Interstate 405 in Kirkland’s Totem Lake area, relief is coming soon.

Construction of two fish passage projects along State Route 20 gets underway soon in Concrete. One project at Lorenzan Creek begins later this month and another at Fish Creek starts in September.

Good To Go! system is back online ahead of schedule. But customers are asked to be patient as they return to the website and customer service.

After a 200-day closure of State Route 112 due to extensive winter landslide damage, a long-awaited moment for Olympic Peninsula travelers has finally arrived. Crews reopened the remaining 2 miles of the Strait of Juan de Fuca Highway (SR 112) in Clallam County on Friday, July 9.

Travelers who use State Route 506 near Toledo in Lewis County will need to plan to detour around the full closure of the overpass for the foreseeable future following extensive damage to the bridge. On Tuesday, July 6, the overpass was struck by a truck with an overheight load traveling on southbound Interstate 5. Following the collision, Washington State Department of Transportation bridge inspectors closed the SR 506 overpass for the safety of the traveling public. That closure remains in effect until funding can be secured and the damaged girders can be replaced – which could take more than a year.

In a major construction milestone, a new 4.5 mile-long northbound HOV lane between DuPont and Lakewood will open on Interstate 5 on Sunday, July 11.

Work to improve sidewalk access and provide a smoother ride to nearly 4 miles of US 101 in downtown Hoquiam is complete. Contractor crews for the Washington State Department of Transportation removed the last signs and equipment on Thursday, July 8.

People traveling through the Columbia River Gorge on State Route 14 this summer will want to plan extra travel time to their trips.

People who use State Route 14 just east of Goldendale should plan ahead for daytime delays as work to resurface a nearly 18-mile stretch of the highway starts next week.

Travelers along Interstate 5 will soon say goodbye to cracks, ruts and potholes and hello to a smoother ride in northern Clark County.

Travelers are invited to learn about future safety improvements to change how you travel in Chehalis Construction anticipated to start in 2023

SEATTLE – If your Independence Day weekend travel plans include a Washington State Ferries ride, be prepared for several recent changes. Sailing schedules on some routes are altered and COVID-19 safety rules are revised.

Making it easier for fish to go under State Route 164 east of Auburn means travelers will have to use a detour beginning at 8 a.m. Monday, July 12. That’s when SR 164 will close for 90 days for a fish passage project.

WSDOT's Multimodal Mobility Report

Roadway reconstruction work will improve travel and safety for all users

Plan ahead and use travel charts and other tools for Fourth of July travel

Good To Go! system goes offline for two weeks beginning Friday, July 2. The website and customer service will be unavailable during that time. Drivers who use a toll road during the two-week closure will still be charged a toll.

Approximately 10 miles of State Route 109 along the Washington coast is set to get a new roadway surface. Grays Harbor county travelers will want to go early or late to avoid delays.

The new Wapato Way East Bridge opens and replaces the 70th Avenue East Bridge over I-5 in Fife. It's a big construction milestone for the SR 167 Completion Project; part of the Puget Sound Gateway Program