The Clog
The Clog, a blog on all things I-5 construction, will be your one-stop shop during the closure. It offers the latest news and updates, tips on alternate routes and transit, maps and gives you a chance to share your tales from the road. Check back for updates and read what others are saying.
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August 20, 2007 12:18 PM
Wet roads not slowing drivers; construction moves ahead
Posted by Cory Tolbert Haik
Weather not slowing drivers
Wet weather may be slowing down construction work a bit on northbound Interstate 5 heading into Seattle, but it's not delaying commuters much this morning.
Spokane Street on-ramp reopens for daytime traffic tomorrow morning
Washington DOT says that crews continued to make progress replacing expansion joints over the weekend, but with the start of a new work just hours away, they worry complacent drivers will take to the road.
With only two lanes open to traffic for the duration of the project, they are encouraging drivers to use alternate routes, ride the bus or train, carpool, vanpool, work from home, postpone or alter trips and shift their schedules.
Aug 20, 07 - 12:18 PM
Wet roads not slowing drivers; construction moves ahead
Aug 17, 07 - 08:17 AM
One rider: Sounder seemed less crowded today
Aug 17, 07 - 07:28 AM
I-5 clogging; alternate routes urged
Aug 16, 07 - 04:01 PM
Lanes reopended where brush fire caused -5 lane closures near SeaTac
Aug 16, 07 - 12:00 PM
Sound transit ridership continues to drop

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