Jaime Mendez News Aug. 14, 2025 - My Edmonds News

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Edmonds anticipates major traffic disruptions this weekend due to construction affecting key thoroughfares. Local officials emphasize the importance of planning ahead, as peak travel times may see significant delays. In a related concern, food delivery drivers have reported increased dangers while navigating the city’s streets, with incidents of accidents rising sharply in recent months. The city is considering new safety measures to protect these essential workers, including designated lanes and improved signage. Residents are advised to explore alternative routes to minimize their travel time and avoid bottlenecks.

Local businesses are encouraged to assist in creating a safer environment for drivers. This situation highlights broader issues regarding urban infrastructure and public safety. As the city evolves, maintaining safe travel for all road users remains a priority.

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