Motorcyclist seriously injured in Auburn crash Saturday afternoon, May 3

Auburn, WALocal News

A motorcycle crash on Auburn Way South left the rider seriously injured on Saturday afternoon, May 3, 2025. The incident occurred in the westbound lanes, prompting an emergency closure of Auburn Way S. at Riverwalk. As of Saturday afternoon, westbound lanes remained shut down, while eastbound traffic faced restrictions, limited to one lane. The Auburn Police Department has not disclosed the motorcyclist's condition or the cause of the crash, stressing the importance of the ongoing investigation.

Police advised the public to avoid the area, emphasizing that closures could last several hours. This crash adds to concerns about motorcycle safety in the region, with local authorities advocating for increased awareness. The police will provide updates as the investigation continues. Such incidents highlight the need for enhanced road safety measures for motorcyclists.

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