Nightly northbound I-5 express lane reductions scheduled Aug. 25 to Sept. 11 in Seattle

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Nightly lane reductions on northbound Interstate 5 will commence on Aug. 25 and persist until Sept. 11 to facilitate drainage pipe installation. Drivers should expect lane reductions starting at 7 p. m.

, with full express lane closures occurring on Aug. 27-28 at 9 p. m. , two hours earlier than the usual closing time. This work is part of the broader I-5/Yesler Way to Northgate Vicinity project, aimed at improving infrastructure in the area.

No lane reductions will occur during weekends or on the Labor Day holiday, ensuring minimal disruption during peak travel times. Real-time travel information is provided through the WSDOT mobile app and the Travel Center Map, allowing drivers to plan accordingly. Residents can stay informed about the project by signing up for weekly email updates. This construction is crucial for enhancing drainage and reducing potential flooding issues on the highway. Such infrastructure improvements are vital for maintaining safe and efficient travel routes in Seattle.

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