Prepare for your trip on our roads, ferries, rail, public transit, or taking off from a local airport. Get real-time alerts, live cameras, current travel times, and bridge and road restrictions for your route.

Find details regarding HOV lanes, toll roads, updates for mountain passes and what you need to know in advance for travel around the state.

Real-time travel data. View current travel conditions on an interactive map or search by route to get a list of travel alerts, cameras, truck restrictions and weather.

Find summarized vehicle speed data from our network of traffic recorders permanently installed in Washington State highways. This data may be used to evaluate vehicle speed trends to assist in highway design and safety improvements.

Learn about our traffic data collection program and the data and services we provide such as annual mileage and travel information, peak hour vehicle traffic report, traffic count services, traffic data request and summary statistics, and vehicle speed reports.

View holiday travel charts for the four routes that historically see the most holiday traffic congestion and do not have other alternative route options.

We use X/Twitter to find information to make good travel decisions before you get into your vehicle and to "Know Before You Go". Check out any of our 13 accounts to stay informed: @wsdot - Statewide updates

Washington state offers countless destinations and routes for travel by foot, wheel, or bicycle. Whether you prefer walking or rolling, we’re here to connect you with route planning resources and information to get from Point A to Point B smoothly.

Thanksgiving weekend travel times vary by year. See how holiday traffic may affect your travel plans. On weekend holidays, state highways across Washington will see higher than usual traffic, especially on Interstate 90, where lengthy delays are expected.

Trains travel to 18 cities on the I-5 corridor between Vancouver, BC (Canada), Seattle, Portland and Eugene. Amtrak Cascades passenger trains are paid for primarily by ticket revenue, and by sponsorship from WSDOT and ODOT.