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Hosts say repairs on 167 Bridge reduced traffic to one lane; overnight closures expected
Summary
On the Auburn on Main podcast, hosts reported the 167 Bridge was struck months earlier and repair work has reduced traffic to one lane near Pacific and Algona, with overnight closures (11 p.m.–5 a.m.) and work expected to finish in early 2026.
The 167 Bridge repair remains underway, and traffic has been reduced to one lane in the area between Pacific and Algona, the hosts said on the Auburn on Main podcast.
Host Jonathan Glover summarized recent work and scheduling: the bridge was struck months earlier, crews have limited traffic to a single lane at the repair site, and there are overnight closures planned from about 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. He said the work is expected to conclude in early 2026.
Glover advised that the overnight closures are intended to limit daytime disruption and noted commuters who work late or start early could be affected. No agency spokesperson or formal project schedule was read on the podcast; the comments were framed as an update for listeners rather than an official project release.
Drivers are advised to monitor the city or transportation agency’s traffic advisories for current closure windows and detour information.
