Overnight I-405 NB closures coming to Bellevue, WA this week

SeaTac, WALocal News

Beginning March 10, 2025, overnight closures on northbound I-405 in Bellevue, WA, will significantly impact local drivers as construction crews work to enhance the roadway. The closures will take place nightly from 11 p. m. to 4:30 a. m.

until March 13, affecting traffic flow between Renton and Bellevue. This construction aims to widen lanes and establish a more efficient Express Lane system, responding to the severe congestion that plagues this corridor. The Washington State Department of Transportation emphasizes that these improvements will not only facilitate better traffic flow but also promote safer travel for drivers, transit riders, and freight. Motorists should take note of the additional impacts on SE 8th St. and NE 4th St.

on- and off-ramps during this period. To minimize disruptions, commuters are encouraged to seek alternative routes. For ongoing updates and detailed information about the project, interested parties can visit the WSDOT page. This initiative reflects a commitment to improving transportation infrastructure in Washington State.

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