Monster weekend: Closures on SR 520, northbound I-405, southbound SR 167, and I-5 Sept. 27-30 - Lynnwood Today

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The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has announced a series of major closures set to take place from September 27-30, 2024, affecting several key roadways, including SR 520, northbound I-405, southbound SR 167, and I-5. These closures are part of the largest construction initiative of the year, aimed at making substantial progress on critical transportation projects across the Lynnwood area. Drivers are advised to prepare for significant disruptions and to consider alternative routes to minimize travel delays. WSDOT has highlighted the importance of these construction efforts, which are designed to enhance traffic flow and improve safety for all road users in the long term. The agency is committed to keeping the public informed and urges residents to stay updated on traffic advisories.

By planning ahead and being aware of the changes, commuters can better navigate the anticipated challenges during this busy weekend. The proactive measures taken by WSDOT aim to ensure that the community remains informed and prepared. This initiative underscores the ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure in the region.

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