Our snow blowers were working hard Friday on US 2 Stevens Pass. While most of our mountain passes look mostly bare and wet Saturday morning, remember that conditions can change quickly so be prepared for winter travel. Our crews will be out treating highways so give them room and slow down. Stay looped in to mountain pass conditions on our website: https://www.wsdot.com/traffic/passes/default.aspx | WSDOT

Update Thursday 5:00 a.m.: I-90 over Snoqualmie Pass has reopened. Snow continues to fall on I-90 Snoqualmie Pass (here's a look at conditions from Tuesday). Our crews are still doing avalanche control work and we're planning to reassess the situation by about 9 a.m. There is still no estimate for the pass reopening. For other cross-state highways, US 2 Stevens Pass is snowing lightly, chains are required on all vehicles except AWD/4WD, oversized vehicles are prohibited and the pass will close a

And we’re ready for it. 😤 With 563 plows in our statewide fleet, we’re ready for whatever winter brings. And with a glance at our mountain pass cameras this morning... looks snow is back on the menu. But we can’t do it alone. Most of the time, it’s not weather closing the passes - it’s crashes and spin outs due to unprepared drivers. Do your part by slowing down, leaving plenty of following distance for other drivers and following the posted chain up requirements. And, as always, please give ou

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Seventy years ago today, we began operations following the state’s purchase of the ferry system from Puget Sound Navigation Company (Black Ball Line). Thanks to 70 years of well-trained crews, highly skilled staff and a focus on customer service, we've been proud to serve our state for seven decades! In celebration of 70 years of service, our 70th anniversary logo is being installed on each of our 21 vessels. https://wsdot.wa.gov/news/2021/06/01/washington-state-ferries-marks-70-years-service |