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SR 18 Closed Near Snoqualmie, July 21-23; Westbound 90 Reduced to One Lane near Preston, July 24-27

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Important travel alerts have been issued for Snoqualmie drivers, who should expect disruptions due to construction and maintenance activities. SR 18 will be closed from July 21-23, while two lanes of westbound I-90 near Preston will be reduced from July 24-27. These changes aim to enhance roadway safety and improve infrastructure in the region. Commuters are strongly advised to plan for extra travel time, as delays are anticipated, particularly for those heading toward southeast King County. The closures underscore the necessity of regular maintenance work to ensure safe travel for all road users.

Local authorities are actively working to keep citizens informed about the ongoing developments, which are crucial for minimizing potential disruptions. This announcement is particularly significant for regular commuters and residents planning travel during these dates. Staying updated on traffic conditions can help drivers navigate their routes more effectively and avoid unnecessary delays.

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