WSDOT Christmas Lighting Traffic Advisory for Wk 1

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has released a traffic advisory in anticipation of the Christmas Lighting Festival in Leavenworth, Washington, running from November 26 to December 2, 2025. With the event's popularity, significant traffic congestion is expected, particularly on peak days like Friday and Sunday. The WSDOT is taking proactive measures, including the implementation of a traffic collision avoidance system, to help mitigate the anticipated congestion. Attendees are strongly encouraged to plan their travel times and routes in advance to avoid delays. This winter festival not only highlights the charm of Leavenworth but also brings thousands of visitors, which can strain local infrastructure.

The advisory serves as a timely reminder for residents and tourists alike to remain patient and flexible during this festive period. By being informed about potential traffic issues, visitors can enhance their overall experience during the festival. The community looks forward to celebrating the season while ensuring safe and efficient travel for all.

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