Dry, warm weather means Snohomish County road work galore
Theres never really a convenient time for drivers to have road work close lanes or routes.
After all, the greatest asset of driving solo is the convenience, or at least the perceived convenience. When something a road project, a holiday weekend rush, a car crash that snarls traffic, someone with an inexplicably time-consuming drive-thru order gums that up, it can raise the blood pressure of the most saintly driver.
To that end, theres bad news with road work projects hitting their stride this month and through the rest of spring and summer, maybe even into early fall if the rainy season starts late. The upside is that it means dry, warm weather is in the forecast, though even too much of that is obviously a danger.
Work is underway on the high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane extension for northbound I-5 between Everett and Marysville along with the Highway 529 interchange overhaul. Itll mean a long-term shift for the current Highway 529 ramps in and out of Marysville and some lane closures on I-5.
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