The highway narrows to two lanes and continues southeast along the Central Washington Railroad, a branch of the BNSF Railway, changing course to bypass the city of Moxee on its south side. SR 24 continues beyond the railroad's terminus and runs deeper into the Moxee Valley, an irrigated area situated between the Yakima Ridge and Yakima Training Center to the north and the Rattlesnake Hills to the south.
The highway diminishes to two lanes and travels southeast along the Central Washington Railroad, a branch of the BNSF Railway. It then alters its course to avoid Moxee on its southern side. SR 24 extends beyond the railroad's termination point and penetrates deeper into the Moxee Valley, an irrigated region between the Yakima Ridge and Yakima Training Center to the north and the Rattlesnake Hills to the south.