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Weekly update of construction closures in King County


July 7, 2012 · 6:25 PM

Use the list or specified areas below to help plan your commute around construction and maintenance activities in King County. The information updates frequently, so please check back often.

 

If a highway is not listed below, there are no scheduled lane closures at this time, although emergency lane closures may still occur.

 

SR 18 | SR 99 | SR 161 | SR 509 | SR 518 | SR 522 | SR 599

 

For closures on major highways, please see the specialized routes listed below:

 

 

Downtown Seattle/ SODO

 

Looking for downtown Seattle/SODO construction closures? Our Seattle/SODO page lists closures and construction on state highways and city streets in Seattle, and near the stadiums, international district, and ferry terminals. Get more information.

 

I-5: Federal Way to Mountlake Terrace

 

Looking for construction on I-5? This page lists closures on I-5 from Federal Way to Mountlake Terrace. Get more information.

 

 

I-405: Renton to Bothell

 

Looking for I-405 construction closures? This page lists closures on I-405 from Renton to Bothell. Get more information.

 

 

I-90 & SR 520

 


 

Looking for eastside closures? This page lists closures on SR 520 from Seattle to Redmond and on I-90 from Seattle to North Bend.  Get more information.

 

Special Events

Curious about a special event and how your commute may be affected? Visit our special events websitefor more information.

 

 

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