Southbound I-405 to be closed near Bothell this weekend | HeraldNet.com

Bothell, WALocal News

This weekend, southbound I-405 will experience a significant closure near Bothell as part of a major construction initiative expected to last three days. The closure is likely to affect many drivers, leading to increased congestion and delays in the area. Local authorities are urging motorists to plan their journeys accordingly, utilizing alternative routes to mitigate potential traffic issues. This construction project aims to enhance the overall infrastructure and improve traffic management along the interstate. Public officials have highlighted the importance of being informed about the closure to minimize disruptions.

Additionally, updates will be provided through local news outlets to keep the community informed. Residents are encouraged to share this information with others who may be affected. Overall, this endeavor reflects a broader commitment to maintaining and upgrading vital transportation routes in the region.

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