1 rushed to hospital after 3-car SR-18 crash

Issaquah, WALocal News

A significant three-car collision on State Route 18 near Issaquah has left one person injured and requiring hospitalization. The Washington State Patrol (WSP) is leading the investigation into the crash, which caused a temporary closure of the busy highway during the morning commute. Eyewitness accounts and evidence are being collected to understand the sequence of events leading to this unfortunate incident. Local traffic authorities are emphasizing the need for heightened road safety awareness, particularly on routes known for heavy traffic. Preliminary reports suggest that weather conditions may have played a role, although it remains to be confirmed.

Updates on the condition of the injured party will be made available as more information is released. The WSP urges motorists to exercise caution and report any unsafe driving behaviors. This incident serves as a critical reminder of the importance of road safety measures to prevent future accidents.

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