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Use Alerts when the question is what needs attention right now. This page is best for deciding whether to act now, reroute, or keep an eye on a live issue. Use Now for the fastest snapshot, Brief for the calmer daily read, and Status when you want to check feed or system health rather than the alerts themselves.

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Act nowWSDOTHighNorthwestMar 13, 3:14 PM

Friday, March 13, until the morning of Monday, March 16 - The westbound SR 520 off-ramp to East Roanoke Street in Seattle will close for construction beginning at 11 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Monday. Please note: The westbound SR 520 off-ramp to northbound I-5, which shares the same exit ramp as the ramp to Roanoke Street, is not affected by this work and will remain open.

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102 active alerts in the live feed.
25 high-severity alerts need closer attention.
9 alerts match Seattle-area travel.

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Friday, March 13, until the morning of Monday, March 16 - The westbound SR 520 off-ramp to East Roanoke Street in Seattle will close for construction beginning at 11 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Monday. Please note: The westbound SR 520 off-ramp to northbound I-5, which shares the same exit ramp as the ramp to Roanoke Street, is not affected by this work and will remain open.

Seattle drivers, bus riders, and nearby corridor trips should care first.

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5 alerts fit this bucket right now.

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Starting Monday, July 21, 2025, and continuing until further notice: Travelers will see occasional single-lane closures with flaggers in both directions of SR 105 between Tokeland Road (milepost 18.6) and Panoramic Lane (milepost 20.2). Crews are working to improve and stabilize the shoreline next to the highway. Plan ahead and expect delays through the work zone.

Seattle drivers, bus riders, and nearby corridor trips should care first.

Decide whether to reroute before you leave.

34 alerts fit this bucket right now.

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Monitor only

Keep an eye on it, but most people do not need to change plans yet.

Water over Roadway on SR 122 both directions at milepost 6.7 near Birley Road, use caution beginning at 11:38 am on March 14, 2026 until further notice.

People watching broader regional travel can keep this on their list.

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63 alerts fit this bucket right now.

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A short live read of the alerts most likely to matter first in Seattle and nearby travel.

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Act nowWSDOTHighNorthwestMar 13, 3:14 PM
Friday, March 13, until the morning of Monday, March 16 - The westbound SR 520 off-ramp to East Roanoke Street in Seattle will close for construction beginning at 11 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Monday. Please note: The westbound SR 520 off-ramp to northbound I-5, which shares the same exit ramp as the ramp to Roanoke Street, is not affected by this work and will remain open.

Seattle drivers, bus riders, and nearby corridor trips should care first.

Act nowWSDOTHighNorthwestJan 14, 7:11 AM
The I-5 express lanes are operating northbound-only during the northbound I-5 Ship Canal Bridge preservation work, which has reduced the I-5 mainline to two lanes across the bridge, to help maintain northbound freeway capacity.

Seattle drivers, bus riders, and nearby corridor trips should care first.

Act nowWSDOTHighOlympicMar 9, 10:36 AM
Until further notice, travelers on US 101 near Dowans Creek Road will see one-way alternating traffic controlled by a signal. Crews are making temporary repairs to a landslide above the Bogachiel River.

Seattle drivers, bus riders, and nearby corridor trips should care first.

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Ferry travel

Edm/King - #2 Walla Walla back on schedule is the clearest movement note shaping the next transit move right now.

8 ferry alerts are live, so waterfront trips should check Ferries early.

Spokane is the strongest county signal in the feed right now.

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