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SR 524 near Locust Way to close overnight Tuesday, Sept. 16, in Lynnwood

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State Route 524/Filbert Road will close in both directions from 9 p. m. on Sept. 16 to 3 a. m.

on Sept. 17 for necessary maintenance in Lynnwood. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) will repair the road surface between Cypress Way and Locust Way. This work requires dry weather, and rescheduling may occur if rain is forecasted. WSDOT advises motorists to seek alternate routes during the closure, which may affect local traffic patterns.

Real-time traffic updates are available through the WSDOT mobile app and the real-time travel map. The maintenance is part of ongoing efforts to improve road safety and infrastructure in the area. Lynnwood residents and commuters should prepare for potential delays and plan accordingly. The closure emphasizes the importance of maintaining local roadways for efficient travel.

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