The Revive I-5 project is designed to extend the life of the aging Ship Canal Bridge and improve safety and ride quality for years to come. While the short-term traffic impacts will be challenging, the long-term payoff will be smoother, safer travel through this critical stretch of I-5. Get the latest updates about this work from WSDOT.

As part of the project, two northbound lanes across the Ship Canal Bridge will close while crews repair and resurface the bridge deck. To minimize impacts during major events, work zones will be removed in June for World Cup soccer matches in Seattle, then reinstalled when games conclude in July.

The WSDOT schedule of northbound I-5 includes:

To help support ridership demand during Revive I-5, Metro is planning to add up to 17 buses on key routes on weekdays and 12 buses on weekends to help riders avoid travel delays due to highway construction. These buses will be able to be deployed flexibly by Metro staff to locations and routes where there is crowding or delays. For more information, view this King County Metro blog post.

Additional resources are available here:

• Revive I-5 Informational Poster
• Revive I-5 Informational Flyer
• Revive I-5 Key Dates and Maps
• Revive I-5 Express Lanes Guidelines

The Employee Transportation Program is an additional resource for employees that highlights commuter benefits, resources, and other supportive options available.