US-2 west of Leavenworth sees four days of lane closures

Leavenworth, WALocal News

US-2 west of Leavenworth will undergo lane closures for four days due to ongoing road work. The Washington State Department of Transportation is managing the construction, which aims to improve road safety and conditions. Motorists should anticipate slower speed limits and potential delays, especially during busy travel hours. Local traffic officials urge drivers to adjust their travel plans to minimize disruption. The construction is part of a broader effort to maintain and enhance the state's infrastructure.

This project comes at a time when road safety has become a significant concern for many commuters. The delays could affect not only local residents but also visitors traveling to the area. Overall, the work is intended to ensure safer travel conditions in the long term.

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