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Southbound SR 167 closed Saturday morning near Auburn after crash

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All southbound lanes of SR 167 near Auburn were closed Saturday morning, May 24, 2025, following a crash. The Washington State Patrol and emergency responders are on site, but they have not released an estimated time for lane reopening. Travelers should expect significant delays and consider alternate routes to minimize travel disruptions. Real-time travel information is available through the WSDOT mobile app and the WSDOT Travel Center Map. This incident underscores the persistent traffic issues faced by commuters in the area.

Local officials encourage drivers to stay informed and adjust their routes accordingly. Traffic incidents like this can lead to longer commute times, affecting daily schedules. Awareness of ongoing traffic conditions is essential for safe and efficient travel.

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