Multi-Vehicle Crash Shut down 41st Street for Three Hours on Wednesday

Everett, WALocal News

A significant multi-vehicle crash on April 17, 2024, in Everett's 1400 block of 41st Street led to a three-hour closure, impacting local traffic. The collision involved an Amazon delivery truck, a box truck, and two passenger cars, with one person transported to the hospital with serious injuries. Emergency crews from the Everett Fire and Police Departments swiftly responded to the scene, managing the situation and ensuring public safety. Eyewitnesses captured dashcam footage of the incident, showing a white car disregarding traffic signals and colliding with the trucks. This footage was later shared on NextDoor, amplifying community awareness of the event.

The road remained closed from approximately 4 PM to 7 PM, disrupting evening commutes. The incident underscored ongoing traffic safety concerns in the area, particularly regarding adherence to stop signs. Local authorities are likely to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash to prevent future occurrences.

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