STEVENS PASS, Wash. — Washington State Department of Transportation says that repairs to U.S. Highway 2 at Stevens Pass have been completed after a portion of the road was damaged back in December.
The section of the road between the summit and Coles Corner is now open without a pilot car.
Repairs started on Dec. 18 when flooding washed away a portion of the road, causing it to sink.
Stevens Pass was down to two lanes while repairs were being made.
Despite the reopening, U.S. 2 near Tumwater Canyon remains closed from Coles Corner to Leavenworth.
Chumstick Highway is the detour route for the closure.
The highway has lower speed limits and bridge restrictions, which may cause longer travel times.
Repairs on Chumstick Highway are scheduled for next week, which may affect travel in the area.
Drivers are asked to check conditions before traveling through the pass and be prepared for winter conditions.
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