Pedestrian struck and killed by train along Edmonds waterfront

Snoqualmie Pass, WALocal News

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a train along the Edmonds waterfront on Sunday afternoon, according to the Edmonds Police Department. The incident significantly disrupted access to Washington State Ferries, causing delays for many travelers in the area. BNSF Railway responded to the scene to provide assistance. By 6:08 p. m.

, police confirmed the train resumed operations, and ferry services were set to resume shortly thereafter. No additional details regarding the victim or the incident's circumstances have been disclosed. The police department is actively investigating the incident to determine the factors involved. Local officials emphasize the importance of safety along transportation routes as investigations proceed. Such incidents highlight the ongoing need for public awareness regarding pedestrian safety near railroads.

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