Nighttime lane reductions on northbound I-5 in Everett start Monday, Nov. 11 - Lynnwood Today

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From November 11 to November 15, northbound Interstate 5 in Everett will undergo nighttime lane reductions, with two right lanes closed nightly from 8 p. m. to 6 a. m. This construction is part of the I-5/SR 529 Interchange Improvements Project, which aims to enhance traffic flow and safety in the area.

Local commuters should prepare for potential delays and consider alternative routes during these construction hours. The project is designed to alleviate congestion, making the roadway safer and more efficient for the increasing volume of traffic. As one of the major arteries in the region, these improvements are crucial for both local residents and those traveling through Everett. The Washington State Department of Transportation oversees the project, ensuring minimal disruption while maximizing safety. With these enhancements, the community can expect long-term benefits in terms of reduced travel times and improved road conditions.

Motorists are encouraged to stay informed about the construction schedule and to drive cautiously through the area.

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