From King County Metro: 

Have you explored your options?

• Shift travel times: Avoid commuting during the busiest periods
• Avoid your commute: Work from home
• Postpone discretionary trips, maybe even take a vacation
• Stay and play: Explore downtown businesses, restaurants, shows, and more while you wait out the worst traffic
• Use transit, particularly light rail and the King County Water Taxi, a quick 10 minute sail from Seacrest Park. Shuttles are available from the West Seattle Junction and Alki Beach.
• Try something new- Ride2 is a new service offered by King County Metro and service is now available for people who live or work in West Seattle. Learn more about this service here!
• Share the ride: Register for a FREE Vanpool or Rideshare with King County Metro or explore some new carpool incentives
• Walk or bike
• See more ideas in our SR99 Travel Alternative Flyer
• Set back-up plans or picking up and dropping off children at school, reaching appointments on time, and meeting commitments such as deliveries or event attendance

Before heading out the door, get real-time traffic information about the SR99 closure on your phone with the WSDOT traffic app and by tracking #Realign99 on the WSDOT Traffic Twitter feed