Updated Westbound I-90 blocked at SR 18 in Snoqualmie after Collision

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

A major collision on westbound Interstate 90 at State Route 18 in Snoqualmie disrupted traffic on April 18. Emergency crews were dispatched to manage the scene, leading to the closure of all lanes and ramps, creating significant delays. Initially, there was no estimate for when the lanes would reopen, prompting frustration among drivers. However, by 3:30 AM, the situation had improved, and all lanes were cleared, allowing for normal traffic flow. Prior to this resolution, traffic had been rerouted to the shoulder, highlighting the need for quick responses during traffic incidents.

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) provided real-time updates through their mobile app and website, emphasizing the value of staying informed while traveling. This incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of road conditions and the importance of traffic management. Commuters are encouraged to utilize WSDOT’s resources for timely travel information.

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