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Traffic Alert: Semi Rollover Blocks Eastbound SR 18

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

On December 13, 2024, a semi-truck rollover occurred around 5:15 PM, blocking eastbound State Route 18 near the Raging River in Snoqualmie. The Washington State Patrol, represented by Trooper Rick Johnson, confirmed the closure of the route in both directions between Interstate 90 and Issaquah-Hobart Road. Initially, traffic was allowed to alternate, but significant delays were anticipated. A tow truck was dispatched to assist with recovery efforts. By 6:59 PM, updates confirmed that State Route 18 had reopened, alleviating the traffic congestion caused by the rollover.

This incident highlights ongoing transportation safety and efficiency challenges in the Snoqualmie area and underscores the importance of timely updates for local commuters. Residents and travelers are encouraged to stay informed about road conditions to avoid future delays.

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