Updated Collision Blocks Both Directions of SR 18 South of Snoqualmie, Sunday, July 13

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

A crash on State Route 18 south of Interstate 90 blocked both eastbound and westbound traffic on Sunday afternoon, July 13. Emergency responders are on-site, but officials have not provided a timeline for when the route will reopen. Drivers are encouraged to seek alternate routes to minimize delays, particularly those traveling in semi-trucks, which should avoid Issaquah-Hobart Road and Issaquah city streets due to their freight traffic limitations. The incident took place near milepost 27, south of Snoqualmie, causing significant traffic disruptions. Local officials are assessing the situation and coordinating efforts for a swift resolution.

The Washington State Department of Transportation is expected to provide updates as more information becomes available. Travelers should remain vigilant and check for real-time traffic updates. The closure highlights the importance of having reliable alternate routes during unexpected road incidents.

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