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Southbound I-5 Overnight Lane Closures Scheduled for Nov. 15 in North Seattle

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The Washington State Department of Transportation has scheduled overnight lane closures for the southbound I-5 in north Seattle. The closures will occur from 11 p. m. on Friday, Nov. 15, to 6 a.

m. on Saturday, Nov. 16, affecting the two left lanes. This lane reduction is expected to create delays for drivers, particularly during the nighttime hours when many commuters are returning home. Motorists are urged to plan ahead and consider alternative routes to avoid potential congestion.

The closures are part of a broader maintenance initiative aimed at improving road conditions and ensuring safety. By conducting the work overnight, the department aims to mitigate the impact on daily traffic. Local authorities emphasize the importance of adhering to posted signs and updates regarding the closures. This maintenance work is essential for maintaining the infrastructure in the Seattle area and enhancing overall travel safety.

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