Pedestrian killed in Sunday Hwy 99 crash identified as Lynnwood woman - Lynnwood Today

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A tragic accident on Sunday morning claimed the life of a Lynnwood woman after she was struck by a vehicle on Highway 99 at the intersection of Shelby Road. The Washington State Patrol has identified the victim, though her name has not been released pending notification of family. Eyewitnesses described the woman in the crosswalk just before the collision, raising questions about traffic safety measures in the area. Investigators are looking into the events leading up to the accident, including the driver's speed and condition. This incident adds to a growing concern over pedestrian safety in Lynnwood, where similar accidents have occurred in the past.

Local officials are advocating for enhanced safety protocols to protect pedestrians and prevent further tragedies. The community has expressed its grief and solidarity with the victim’s family during this difficult time. As investigations continue, residents are being reminded to remain vigilant while driving and walking in busy areas.

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