I-90

The press release says "overall, travelers will experience minor construction delays along the I-90 corridor between Easton and Vantage this spring and summer

We've all had to "jimmy-rig or "jerry-rig" something in a pinch but a motorist in North Bend, WA may take the cake.

A 3 x 5-foot hole has emerged in the outside lane on the Vantage Bridge spanning the Columbia River on Interstate 90 heading East.

Here's what kind of weather conditions you can expect when heading over Snoqualmie Pass and in around the Puget Sound today if you're going to the Seahawks game.

Here is what the conditions looked like from this WSDOT video as of Tuesday on I-90 Snoqualmie Pass

Change of plans: Stay off I-90 for now.

The WSDOT urges you to plan ahead if you are doing any traveling during the holiday weekend and have come up with a handy checklist to help you avoid headaches

I-90 construction next week requires 24-hour lane closures east of Snoqualmie Pass Drivers need to plan for added travel time

The WSDOT has begun road improvements on I-90 east of Snoqualmie Pass this week. As such, motorists are being warned to anticipate delays and be aware of work zones throughout the summer.

I-90 is now open between North Bend and Ellensburg after an earlier closure due to avalanche danger and snow removal on Snoqualmie Pass. Here is what you need to know if you are heading that way...

According to the Washington State Department of Transportation: "I-90 remains from milepost 34, North Bend to milepost 106, Ellensburg, milepost 85 Cle Elum, and milepost 71 Easton is closed both directions, due to high avalanche danger on Snoqualmie Pass...

Seahawks fans from the east side of the Cascades should expect a delay if heading over Snoqualmie Pass to the game on Sunday.