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Charles Prestrud discusses the real impact of I-2117 on Washington’s transit funding.

Expect daytime delays on I-5 in Vancouver for ramp paving, Sept. 30 to Oct. 3.

Is an 80-90 foot high Vancouver waterfront transit station practical for daily use and active transportation?

Hayden Island resident Sam Churchill argues against IBR program claims, supporting the immersed tunnel option for the Columbia River bridge.

Washington, Oregon commissions to meet Oct. 1 in Vancouver to discuss I-5 bridge toll rates.

The IBR program’s Draft SEIS shows a $7. 5 billion project, with only a slight reduction in I-5 traffic expected.

WSDOT reports the Washington state highway system is in the ‘early stages of failure’ due to a lack of maintenance and funding prioritization.

WSDOT faces a $900 million funding gap by 2027-2029, with key factors being reduced gas tax revenue and increased capital project costs.

WSDOT crews will perform paving work on SR 14 near Washougal River Road, causing daytime delays with single-lane closures.

ODOT faces a $1. 7 billion annual funding shortfall and seeks new taxes to address transportation needs, including the Interstate Bridge Replacement project.

Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez urges the IBR Program to prioritize traffic reduction and limit tolling in the final I-5 Bridge replacement design.

The Interstate Bridge Replacement program is set to release its Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement on Sept. 20, opening a 60-day public comment period.

Retired engineer Bob Ortblad raises safety concerns about the I-5 Bridge replacement project, highlighting risks with crosswinds and the double-decker buses.

Expect nighttime delays for paving work on SR 503 in Battle Ground, with single-lane closures and flaggers guiding traffic.

Southbound I-5 North Fork Lewis River Bridge work near Woodland wraps up early with lanes reopening Sunday.

John Ley urges local officials to protect Southwest Washington taxpayers by rejecting the IBR’s expensive light rail extension.

Bob Mattila from Brush Prairie urges compromise in the I-5 bridge project, calling for common-sense solutions.

The I-5 Bridge replacement may host the world’s most expensive light rail extension at nearly $2 billion for just 1. 9 miles.