Roll over accident blocks intersection on 15th NE Thursday evening

Shoreline, WALocal News

A rollover accident occurred on May 22, 2025, at the intersection of 15th Ave NE and 196th Street in Shoreline, disrupting evening traffic. Witnesses reported that the vehicle turned sharply before colliding with a rock wall. The Shoreline Fire Department sent multiple units to the scene, effectively blocking the busy intersection. Firefighters quickly stabilized the vehicle and removed the roof to extract the driver, who was subsequently transported to a medical facility. Traffic resumed by 7:30 PM after the vehicle was towed.

This incident highlights the importance of rapid emergency response in minimizing disruptions during peak hours. Local commuters expressed concerns about traffic safety at the intersection, emphasizing the need for potential improvements. The Shoreline Fire Department's professionalism garnered appreciation from the community.

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