![](http://www.seattle.gov/trafficcams/images/WS_Bridge_West.jpg)
The “live” view above is the one West Seattle Bridge that’s working this morning; below, northbound 99 at the south end of the remaining elevated Alaskan Way Viaduct:
![](http://images.wsdot.wa.gov/nw/099vc03072.jpg)
You can find more cameras, and other info, on the WSB Traffic page – most of the ones that were out Monday are working again. Meantime, no trouble so far on the outbound-from-West Seattle routes; updates if and when there’s anything of note to report.
7:48 AM: Jen reports “what looked like a fairly minor two-car collision, pulled off on the (narrow) shoulder off the far right lane, near the crest of the eastbound WS bridge” via comments – thanks! Apparently no injuries, since it’s not on the 911/fire log. (A moment later) Kerry tweeted that the bridge is “backed up to 35th.” So – give yourself extra time if you haven’t left yet and are headed that way.
8:36 AM UPDATE: There’s a report of a crash partly blocking the I-5 northbound offramp to Mercer, which historically can complicate NB traffic pretty quickly, so you’re forewarned if you’re heading that far.
8:54 AM UPDATE: And more northbound I-5 trouble, tweeted by WSDOT:
And here's a collision in the right lane of NB I-5 south of Olive. pic.twitter.com/awszGp8CmC
— WSDOT Traffic (@wsdot_traffic) April 29, 2014
9:20 AM UPDATE: Text from Metro says routes including 21, 55, 56, 120, and RapidRide C/D are routed off Seneca St., so you’ll have to get off at 3rd/Pike/Pine if you’re headed that way.
9:44 AM UPDATE: Metro says everything’s back to normal on Seneca.
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