As part of the ongoing project to improve Tacoma’s Interstate 5/Highway 16 interchange, crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation have scheduled several nighttime closures over the next two weeks.
As part of the ongoing project to improve Tacoma’s Interstate 5/Highway 16 interchange, crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation have scheduled several nighttime closures over the next two weeks.
The most notable closure will be all lanes of eastbound Highway 16 approaching the Nalley Valley Viaduct.
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Work on eastbound state Route 16 that was planned for tonight has been cancelled due to a high wind forecast, according to the state Department of Transportation.
Crews will close a section of eastbound state Route 16 in Tacoma late tonight to continue work on the Nalley Valley project, according to the state Department of Transportation.
Predictions for dry skies Friday night made it almost certain that construction crews would make a major traffic shift overnight on state Route 16 in Tacoma’s Nalley Valley.
A forecast for high winds canceled Wednesday night’s closure of eastbound state Route 16.
Continuing demolition work on Tacoma’s Nalley Valley viaduct means overnight and early-morning closures this week, the State Department of Transportation reported.
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