FINAL UPDATE Fatal Collision Closes Westbound I-90 Near Fall City

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

A fatal collision involving a pedestrian resulted in the closure of westbound I-90 just east of Jones Road near Fall City. The Washington State Patrol confirmed the incident occurred around 12:30 p. m. , with the highway eventually reopening after an extended closure. Traffic was diverted onto State Route 18, leading to a significant backup of over seven miles.

Emergency crews responded promptly, but officials initially could not provide an estimated reopening time. Drivers were advised to seek alternate routes and monitor WSDOT’s Travel Center Map for real-time updates. This incident underscores the ongoing traffic safety issues in the region, prompting local authorities to emphasize the importance of safe driving practices. Fatal collisions on highways have raised concerns about pedestrian safety and road conditions. Ongoing efforts to improve highway safety remain a priority for Washington State.

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