Multi-car crash causes 4-mile backup on I-5 South at I-405 Lynnwood, WA junction

Lynnwood, WALocal News

On Saturday afternoon, a multi-car crash on I-5 South at the I-405 Lynnwood junction resulted in a substantial four-mile traffic backup. Multiple vehicles were involved in the crash, and the combination of rainy weather conditions complicated traffic patterns significantly. Witnesses reported seeing several cars in the crash zone, raising concerns about the safety of drivers in such conditions. Local authorities and emergency services quickly responded to the scene to assist with traffic management and help those affected. This incident serves as a reminder of the dangers posed by inclement weather on roadways, particularly during peak travel times.

Commuters in the area are encouraged to find alternative routes and exercise caution when driving under similar circumstances. As the situation develops, updates will be provided regarding road conditions and safety measures. The local community is urged to stay informed about traffic updates as investigations into the cause of the crash continue.

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