Bus Hits Pedestrian on Evergreen Way

Everett, WALocal News

An Everett Transit bus struck a pedestrian on Evergreen Way Saturday evening, resulting in injuries that necessitated hospital transport. The collision took place near bus stop #5125, leading to the closure of three southbound lanes for several hours as police conducted their investigation. This incident marks the third vehicle-pedestrian accident in Everett within a two-day span, highlighting a concerning trend in pedestrian safety. On Friday, two pedestrians were also hit by vehicles in separate incidents in the city, indicating a potential issue with traffic safety. Everett Police have not provided additional details as the investigation is ongoing, leaving the community concerned about local safety measures.

Residents are urged to use crosswalks and for drivers to yield to pedestrians, especially in areas known for jaywalking. The frequency of these incidents may prompt local officials to re-evaluate traffic regulations and safety protocols. Vigilance from both pedestrians and drivers is essential to prevent further accidents.

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