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There is good news for Grays Harbor county travelers between Montesano and Raymond. This week, contractor crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation reopened the State Route 107 Chehalis River Bridge to two-way travel.
Community members can learn more about proposed improvements at the intersection of Boone Street (State Route 105) at West Harriman Street in Aberdeen during an upcoming online open house.
After four months of environmental permitting and design work, there is good news for Olympic Peninsula travelers between Neah Bay and Port Angeles. Starting Thursday, April 29, contractor crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation will begin work to reopen State Route 112 in Clallam County.
Starting April 26, contractor crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation will begin preservation work on the US 101 Hoquiam River Riverside Bridge.
Nearly 60 miles of US 101 and State Route 19 across the Olympic Peninsula is set to get a facelift this summer. Travelers should expect weekday daytime lane closures with flaggers across multiple work zones and plan ahead to avoid delays.
The Washington State Department of Transportation Aviation Division is currently accepting applications for the first round of 2021-2023 Airport Aid Grant Program grants.
Travelers who use the North Shore Road (State Route 300) between SR 3 and Belfair State Park will need to plan for extra travel time this spring.
SEATTLE – Washington State Ferries is accepting applications from community members interested in joining a new advisory group as planning to replace the aging Fauntleroy ferry terminal gets underway.
The Washington State Department of Transportation is inviting the freight community and the traveling public to provide feedback on proposed improvements to the I-5 Fort Lewis weigh station, through an online open house. The online open house will be available from Thursday, March 25 through Thursday, April 8.
Safety improvements are coming to US 101 at Morse Creek in Clallam County.
