A busy Memorial Day weekend ahead

Shoreline, WALocal News

WSDOT reports heavy traffic expected this Memorial Day weekend as construction projects on state highways pause to ease congestion. Travelers should anticipate delays due to increased road usage for concerts, sporting events, and long weekends. The agency emphasizes the importance of patience and alertness as delays may also stem from accidents or emergency repairs. To assist, WSDOT provides resources including a real-time travel map, a smartphone app, and email alerts to help travelers prepare for their trips. The holiday weekend usually brings heightened congestion across highways, waterways, and airports, making travel planning critical.

WSDOT's tools aim to enhance travel experiences and minimize disruptions. The agency encourages users to check these resources regularly as conditions can change rapidly. Proper preparation can lead to safer and more enjoyable travel during this busy season.

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