The Alaskan Way Improvements at Bell Harbor Cruise Terminal widened a segment of Alaskan Way, with the aim of increasing safety, reducing traffic congestion, and traffic-related delays because of cruise operations a...
The Port of Seattle was the lead agency in a coalition of the Freight Mobility Strategic Investment Board (FMSIB), the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR), Prologis, and the City of Seattle with a task to build a dedicated one-way truck...
The Port of Seattle and its partners have completed the East Marginal Way Grade Separation project, on Duwamish Avenue South, with a ribbon-cutting in April 2012. One of the original FAST Corridor projects, the new overpass improv...
The Port of Seattle relies heavily on State Route 99 and the Alaskan Way Viaduct for freight mobility, Port facility access, and regional mobility. While our container trucks don't travel on the viaduct, it nonetheless carries mor...
Efficient regional transportation is a top priority for the Port of Seattle, whether it's moving freight to and from the shipping terminals, getting passengers and goods to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) or cruis...
FAST Corridor As one of the West Coast's largest Pacific Rim trade hubs, the Puget Sound's Northwest Seaport Alliance and the Port of Everett link worldwide suppliers and markets. Washington State and the entire nation dep...
