By 2040, planners hope to see the Everett-to-Seattle trip take 65 minutes by light rail.
The Monroe-area bridge will be replaced with concrete. Other replacements await federal money.
A Marysville reader wrote in about a situation on Highway 528, west of Highway 9. There, drivers often leave their blinkers on and cause confusion,… Continue reading
Frances Scott-Weis is a Running Start student at EvCC who loves solving problems and traveling.
“The traffic area that I’m most concerned about as being dangerous is the Highway 9 and Soper Hill Road intersection,” writes Rose Marie Bayha, of… Continue reading
Snohomish County workers have installed stop signs at a dangerous “T” intersection in the Machias area. Street Smarts readers over the years have expressed concerns… Continue reading
Catrien de Boer is deep into the International Baccalaureate diploma program.
Back in spring 2016, we wrote about a planned crosswalk improvement at the busy “T” intersection of Alverson Boulevard and West Marine View Drive at… Continue reading
Let’s shed some light on a crosswalk near a school in south Everett. Wayne LeLoo lives near Odyssey Elementary and worries about poor lighting at… Continue reading
A story idea in the works for Street Smarts is a list of noteworthy personalized license plates. Sometimes, especially after the rush of the holidays,… Continue reading
Is there someone in the realm of transportation that you’d like to learn more about? Someone recently suggested a chat-like feature, and I’m gauging interest.… Continue reading
One lane has a reinforced concrete-type header instead of a plate. Both are used on other bridges.
Caireanna Mills credits the Everett high school for helping her chart her own path.
“Congestion is part of a booming economy,” says the lead author of a state report on road capacity.
Street Smarts wants to hear from people with noteworthy commutes for future stories. How do you get to work? Is it a three-hour roll by… Continue reading
At the same time, the iconic ‘Sultan John’ statue will be temporarily moved for restoration.
Compounded by uncertainty after the train derailment, driving will be challenging this week.
The Marysville-area highway project is one of several in line for federal funding.
Samantha “Sam” Phara intends to build on her interest in drawing and art.
A GOP lawmaker’s chart shows theoretical toll rates of up to $6.30 to cross the trestle one way.
