Washington’s first Work Zone Speed Camera begins enforcement on Wednesday in what’s been considered a “bold step” to protect road construction workers and drivers. The new trailer-mounted ...

The highway speed camera project began in April, along two stretches of state highways that are notorious for high-speed violations. In Skagit County, it was a 4.5-mile stretch on I-5 south ...

Drivers on I-5 through DuPont will now see a trailer-mounted camera on the shoulder at the Steilacoom-DuPont Road interchange work zone. It is the first work zone speed camera on Washington State ...

WSDOT says travelers should expect delays on Interstate 5, Interstate 405, state Route 99 and state Route 18 as crews tackle ...

WASHINGTON — Automated speed cameras will be coming to Washington state highways in 2024, after Gov. Jay Inslee signed legislation into law on Tuesday.

LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. -- Highway speed cameras on I-90 in Liberty Lake and I-5 in Skagit County have been removed by the Washington State Department of Transportation.

Along with the Washington Traffic Safety Commission and Washington State Patrol, WSDOT placed live cameras in Spokane and Skagit counties in an effort to reduce the number of speed-related crashes.

Ryan Overton, a communications consultant for the agency, wrote on the post on the WSDOT East Twitter feed. Normally, Overton checks the highway webcam images for anything that seems newsworthy ...