Live Random WSDOT cameras as our traffic reporter flips through them for our morning newscast showing the snow around the area. The camera will move around quite a bit.

WSDOT - UPDATE 5:55 p.m. All lanes of southbound I-5 are...

WSDOT - Big thanks to our crews up on US 2 Stevens Pass...

Washington State Ferries' newest ferry, M/V Suquamish sets sail from Clinton to Mukilteo!

Ever wondered what our ferries look like under the water line? Well, here you go. The 57-year-old Kaleetan is taking a well-deserved break at Dakota Creek Industries in Anacortes. The vessel is required to occassionally go into dry dock to ensure it’s in safe, working order and comply with U.S. Coast Guard requirements. Being out of the water allows for comprehensive inspections, repairs and maintenance that help prevent breakdowns and extend a boat’s lifespan. Kaleetan is scheduled to return to

Our ferries operate nearly nonstop. That’s a lot of work for the engines aboard our vessels. Keeping these machines running around the clock are our engine room crews. Sam Shelton is one of our many oilers who work below the waterline so we can keep people and goods moving across the Salish Sea. | Washington State Ferries