Crews are set to repair the South Fork Skykomish River bridge, with alternating east and west traffic through Friday.
The Washington State Patrol was investigating the collision near 156th Street SW that closed both directions Sunday morning.
Yes, it’s legal and generally recommended for efficiency, as long as it’s done safely and doesn’t hold up traffic flow.
The closures will allow crews to replace concrete on bridges in Snohomish County.
Barbara Bromley’s fifth-grade class at Hazelwood Elementary School analyzed traffic issues near the parking lot.
Thousands will visit the annual flower fest that kicks off Saturday and runs through April. Here are some tips.
Access to the bathrooms and parking will be closed until April 13. RV dumping stations will stay closed longer.
The ferry will serve Edmonds-Kingston route for a week, equipped with a new black box that will become the fleet’s standard.
A concrete pumping truck and two sedans crashed Monday afternoon, closing the highway near Bickford Avenue.
They are legal during winter between November and March. By Saturday, driving with them could cost a $137 fine.
Lane closures are set this week and next near the Bickford Avenue roundabout for drainage work along the highway.
At the city’s request, the state changed the left-turn sequence. An Arlington reader said drivers are jumping the queue.
The 99-stall lot on the former ferry holding lanes includes 63 spots for someone to leave a car for up to 72 hours.
Turning left from Soper Hill Road can be a long wait now. Flashing yellow turn signals could help with more traffic.
In a mixed ruling, justices upheld enforcement of fares but not the way it occurred on a Swift bus in Everett in 2018.
Initial plans had the stormwater system designed under urban zoning rules, but the property has rural zoning.
A reader asked about the legality of biking on the shoulder of U.S. 2 after a run-in with law enforcement.
The service derailed by the pandemic is fully restored with multiple travel options between Oregon and Canada.
Potential savings could go toward other Sound Transit projects in development, including the Everett extension.
After a year with it in place and three years after the first known U.S. COVID case, the CEO announced the change.
