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The walk-bike trail will stay open, and one bridge lane each direction will operate certain hours.
Two pedestrians were killed in separate crashes Thursday morning in South Seattle and the Sodo neighborhood, raising concerns as such traffic fatalities rise.
Hundreds of new battery-powered buses are expected to arrive on King County Streets between 2025 and 2035. They'll come with a new color scheme.
The April grounding of the Walla Walla on Bainbridge Island was the result of bacterial and fungal growth in the ship's diesel storage tanks, a...
The first fall rain brings to the road's surface a whole summer's worth of leaked oils and fluids, making the road slick. Here are some...
Flat fares for Sound Transit light rail could replace today's fares, which vary by distance.
The annual Week Without Driving challenge helps drivers better understand what people with disabilities and others must deal with just to get around, writes columnist...