SR 18 to Alternate Overnight Closures in Each Direction Nov. 6 Between Snoqualmie and Maple Valley

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Starting November 6, State Route 18 will experience alternating overnight closures in both directions, focusing on the addition of permanent lane striping between Snoqualmie and Maple Valley. This construction effort, managed by the Washington State Department of Transportation, is part of a broader initiative to enhance road safety and improve traffic conditions in the region. Motorists are encouraged to plan alternate routes as delays are expected during the closures. The project aims to minimize disruption while ensuring that the infrastructure meets current safety standards and traffic demands. Local officials stress the importance of these upgrades for community safety and efficient transportation.

The initiative reflects ongoing investments in the region’s transportation network. Residents and commuters are urged to stay updated on the construction schedule and any potential changes. This proactive approach underscores the commitment to maintaining and improving roadways for the benefit of all users.

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