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As early as the week of July 20, contractor crews widening I-5 near East Portland Avenue in Tacoma will close the SR 7 on-ramp to northbound I-5 and reduce the I-705 on-ramp to a single lane.
Paving work this summer will smooth nearly 20-miles of highway along State Route 103 and a short section of US 101 in Pacific County through Seaview, Long Beach, Ocean Side, Ocean Park and Oysterville.
For the last several years, travel across the US 97 Satus Creek Bridge has been limited due to a weight restriction – but all of that is about to change with the construction of a new replacement bridge.
People who travel on State Route 203 between Carnation and Duvall should plan for the highway to be closed from 4:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, July 15, just south of Northeast Stillwater Hill Road.
Work to improve sidewalk access and provide a smooth ride for all travelers on State Route 162 in Orting begins this month and will continue into August.
State departments of Heath, Commerce and Transportation announce Safe Streets program to temporarily reallocate lanes on certain roads for physical distancing or economic needs.
Travelers between Longview and the coast – and Astoria Megler Bridge – should plan for delays during summer paving work
Travelers will need to navigate an 8 mile signed detour around State Route 9 at 108th Street Northeast in Marysville from 8 p.m. Thursday, July 9 to 5 a.m. Monday, July 13.
SEATTLE – Travelers should plan ahead and prepare for long waits if driving onto a state ferry over the Fourth of July holiday weekend. Several routes are operating on reduced schedules dependent on Washington State Ferries’ COVID Response Service Plan.
The public is invited to join the I-405/SR 167 Executive Advisory Group, which is comprised of transportation agencies and elected officials, to learn about how the agency is moving forward considering the budget effects of COVID-19.
