Nearly a year later, still no turn lane on 200th ST SW and Highway 99

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Residents are increasingly frustrated by the continued absence of a right turn lane at 200th St SW and Highway 99, with some asserting that the delay has lasted nearly three years. Eric Clem pointed out that the closure of the vacated section of 64th occurred in August 2022, exacerbating traffic problems in the area. Beth Johnson and other community members are actively calling for city officials to address the issue and implement necessary infrastructure improvements. Local voices highlight the growing urgency of the situation, as daily commutes are affected by the lack of this turn lane. City officials have yet to provide a clear timeline for when the project will be completed, raising concerns about responsiveness to community needs.

The ongoing traffic delays have sparked discussions about the importance of infrastructure development in Lynnwood. Residents continue to engage with local news outlets to share their experiences and frustrations. The situation underscores the need for prompt action to improve transportation in the area.

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