Weekday Lane Closures Planned on Westbound I-90 between Preston and High Point in May

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

In May, weekday lane closures on westbound I-90 between Preston and High Point will impact drivers from 9 am to 7 pm. This necessary construction is part of the utility work related to the I-90/SR 18 Interchange Improvements Project, designed to improve overall traffic flow in the area. Authorities expect these closures to cause intermittent left lane restrictions, prompting motorists to be prepared for potential delays. Local officials emphasize the importance of adhering to the construction schedule to facilitate timely completion. By enhancing transportation infrastructure, the project aims to improve safety and accessibility for all road users.

Residents and commuters are urged to remain informed and plan their travel routes ahead of time to avoid disruptions. These improvements are critical for the growth and development of the Snoqualmie area, ensuring better connectivity for the community. As such, drivers should be vigilant and adjust their travel plans accordingly during this construction period.

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