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** Traffic Update: Semi-Truck Collision on I-90 Near 436th Ave SE Cleared

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The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has confirmed that a semi-truck collision on I-90 near 436th Ave SE has been cleared as of 9:50 am. The accident led to notable traffic disruptions, affecting many drivers in the area. WSDOT's prompt updates provided critical information to motorists and highlighted the importance of road safety awareness. The swift response by emergency services minimized the potential for further complications, showcasing effective management of traffic incidents. Local news outlets have reported on the ongoing challenges posed by heavy truck traffic on major highways.

This incident emphasizes the need for continuous monitoring and improvement of road safety protocols. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and informed about traffic conditions. Such awareness can contribute to safer travel experiences on busy routes.

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