Overnight ramp closures on SR 104 this week for light rail work

Edmonds, WALocal News

My Edmonds News recently published an article detailing overnight ramp closures on SR 104 due to light rail construction. However, the article mistakenly reported the closure hours as 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.

, which prompted reader corrections noting the actual hours are from 9 p. m. to 5 a. m. This discrepancy highlights the necessity for accurate information, especially concerning traffic disruptions that affect daily commuters.

Local residents have expressed their frustration over the poorly managed closure, with some stating that they received no prior notice, leading to confusion and illegal driving maneuvers. One commenter specifically criticized the lack of communication from authorities, emphasizing the need for better planning and public notification in future infrastructure projects. Overall, the incident underscores the impact of accurate reporting and effective communication on community trust and safety. The article reflects the challenges faced during significant infrastructure developments and the importance of timely information dissemination.

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