9 cars, including MSP cruiser, involved in Route 1 crash in Saugus, Mass.

Boston, MALocal News

A multi-vehicle collision involving nine cars occurred on Route 1 in Saugus, Massachusetts, just after 4 p. m. Tuesday. The crash involved a Massachusetts State Police cruiser but resulted in only minor injuries, according to responding officers. Emergency services towed three cars from the scene as a precaution.

The local police department has opened an investigation to determine the cause of the crash. Traffic accidents remain a significant concern in Massachusetts, where road safety initiatives have been implemented to reduce incidents. Authorities encourage drivers to adhere to speed limits and remain attentive while driving. The investigation aims to identify any contributing factors and improve road safety measures. Local officials emphasize the importance of community awareness in preventing future accidents.

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