SR 18 to Alternate Single-Lane Traffic Overnight Nov. 18 for Bridge Girder Installation Near Snoqualmie

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

State Route 18 will experience overnight lane reductions on November 18 for bridge girder installation, affecting traffic near Deep Creek, about 2. 5 miles south of Snoqualmie. The construction will reduce the roadway to a single lane with alternating traffic, which is expected to cause notable delays for drivers in the area. Local authorities have issued advisories to encourage commuters to adjust their travel plans to mitigate potential inconveniences. This installation is part of ongoing efforts to improve the region's infrastructure, ensuring it meets safety standards and accommodates increasing traffic demands.

The project highlights the importance of maintaining and upgrading roadways to enhance overall traffic flow and safety. Residents and travelers are encouraged to stay informed about the construction schedule and its impact on travel. The announcement has been made with ample time for locals to prepare for the changes. It underscores the commitment of local authorities to keep the community informed and safe during construction activities.

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