Leave now.
A little notice may give you a chance to cross before a likely delay.
PORTLAND ↔ VANCOUVER / A BETTER WAY ACROSS
The bridge can stop.
Your plans don’t have to.
Advance warning of possible I-5 bridge delays, so you can leave, wait, or choose another way.

THE COLUMBIA RIVER CROSSING
One less surprise on your journey.
Photo: “Interstate Bridge” — Steve Morgan · CC BY-SA 3.0. Display crop.
MOBILE APP + WEBSITE / FREE AT LAUNCH
How it works
For the commute, the lunch meeting, and the appointment you would rather reach on time.
A little notice may give you a chance to cross before a likely delay.
Stay where you are a little longer, instead of spending that time in traffic.
Consider another route or let someone know your arrival time may change.
Using AI to help you on your journey.
I5 Bridge Boss estimates when the bridge may disrupt traffic. The aim is useful advance notice that helps you decide what to do next.
It is a planning aid, not a guarantee. Conditions can change. Follow traffic signs and official road guidance when you travel.
A useful public service
The initial launch will be free, so people can try it and see how it helps their journey.
Future plans may cost around $10–$20 per year, with options based on how much advance notice you want. Those plans are not final.
Ask about the launchA few useful answers
Commuters, drivers, and anyone planning to cross the Columbia River on I-5 near Portland and Vancouver.
The first version is planned as a mobile app and a website.
The goal is useful advance warning, potentially up to around an hour. The available notice will depend on the situation; it is not guaranteed.
It will start free. Later versions may offer paid notice windows, with pricing still to be finalized.
No. A warning is an estimate to help you plan. Conditions and timing can change.