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Traffic Alert Weekend-long Closure of Snoqualmie Parkway On-ramp to Westbound I-90 Starts April 25

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The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) will close the Snoqualmie Parkway on-ramp to westbound I-90 from April 25 at 9 PM until April 28 at 5 AM. This closure is part of ongoing maintenance and improvement efforts in the area, intended to enhance road safety and infrastructure. Residents are urged to use alternative on-ramps at mileposts 22 and 27 during this time to avoid delays. Local officials stress the importance of planning ahead, as this closure will likely affect weekend traffic patterns in Snoqualmie and surrounding areas. WSDOT regularly schedules such closures to facilitate necessary repairs and improvements, which are vital for maintaining road conditions.

As traffic volumes increase during weekends, the agency aims to minimize disruptions while ensuring safety. Drivers are encouraged to stay informed about road conditions and updates from WSDOT. The closure reflects the ongoing commitment to improving transportation infrastructure in the region.

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