Possible roads closed in Washington: (more info from WSDOT)
Near Woodland. Beginning Monday, Jan. 4, until further notice: All freight trucks will encounter a traffic shift to use the center lane on northbound I-5 along the Lewis River Bridge, between mileposts 19.36 and 20.0, just south of Woodland.
Note: All travelers should slow down through the area and freight traffic should watch for advanced signs advising them when to shift to use the center lane.
Near DesMoines. One lane of westbound and eastbound SR 516 near I-5 may be closed nightly for construction work. Sunday nights through Friday mornings, lanes may be closed from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. On Saturday nights, lanes may be closed from 7:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. At least one lane in each direction remains open for travel.
Near Castle Rock. Beginning Monday, Feb. 27, until further notice: An around-the-clock single-lane closure will be in place along the SR 411/A Street Bridge, for the duration of construction to remove and replace the bridge deck.
Note: Travelers should plan for delays of up to 15-minutes when flaggers are present. For everyone's safety, please slow down through the area and watch for road crews.
https://wsdot.wa.gov/construction-planning/search-projects/sr-411-cowlitz-river-bridge-replace-bridge-deck
Near Seattle. Until further notice – The I-5 Express Lanes will be reduced from four to three lanes between the Ship Canal Bridge and Mercer Street as crews create a work zone for the SR 520/I-5 Express Lanes Connection Project.
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Check road conditions from Seattle to Oregon, or you can get reverse directions from Oregon to Seattle. If you're trying to avoid mountains or steep grade roads, check the elevation profile from Seattle to Oregon. Or if you are hungry, look for places to eat between Seattle and Oregon. If you want to plan a road trip with stops along the way, you can view a full itinerary on Trippy.
