Drivers on Highway 101 near Humptulips could be adding some extra time to the trip starting Monday.
Drivers on Highway 101 near Humptulips could be adding some extra time to the trip starting Monday. Paving crews will begin work between Humptulips and Neilton, with one-way alternating traffic from 6 in the morning until 7 at night on weekdays. A pilot car will lead traffic through the work zone, and delays could reach 15 minutes. It’s part of a larger $31 million project improving about 46 miles of Highway 101 through Grays Harbor County.
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