Setting forth the vision to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries in Washington State to zero by the year 2030.
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Washington Traffic Safety Commission and the Region 2 Target Zero Task Force, in partnership with Grays Harbor County Public Health, are hosting a Rural Roads Community Workshop on Wednesday, October 21, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the Ocean Shores Lion’s Club.
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There will be a multistate emphasis this weekend in honor of fallen Trooper Christopher Gadd #927, who was killed after being struck by an impaired driver on March 2, 2024. Before the incident, he messaged his detachment that he would meet up with them after "One More Stop."
'One More Stop' patrols this weekend honor trooper killed by impaired driver
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Happy first day of fall!
Shorter daylight hours, foggy mornings, and changing weather can all create challenges. Slow down, increase your following distance in adverse conditions, stay alert, buckle up, and make sure your wipers, washer fluid, and tires are ready for the season.
In the European Union, Sweden and Denmark had the lowest road death rates in the EU in 2024 (20 and 24 deaths per million, respectively). EU countries with the highest rates were Bulgaria (74) and Romania (78).
Washington state had 88.5 road deaths per million residents in 2024.
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🚔 It was a busy Labor Day weekend for VPD officers, including several DUI arrests where children were also in the vehicle. 👎
On Friday, Officer Miller stopped a driver near Main Street and E 37th Street after noticing the vehicle had tabs that expired in May 2020.
During the traffic stop, Officer Miller noticed a strong odor of alcohol coming from the vehicle. The suspect shared he had consumed a few Pacifico beers about 20 minutes earlier.
He declined to perform field sobriety tests and refused a preliminary breath test at the scene, and a family friend arrived to pick up his daughter. He was taken to the precinct, where he provided breath samples nearly two times the legal limit.
The suspect was booked into the Clark County Jail on the following charges:
🔹 Driving Under the Influence
🔹 Reckless Endangerment
🔹 Driving with a Suspended or Revoked License
🔹 Ignition Interlock Violation
If you’ve been drinking, never get behind the wheel. Call a sober friend or use a rideshare service.
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Bremerton WSP office is hosting a blood drive this Friday. Sign up with the link below.
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As Labor Day weekend approaches, remind yourself that even a small amount of alcohol can affect driving ability. 🍺❌🚗
About one-third of all traffic crash fatalities in the U.S. involve drunk drivers (with BACs at or above .08 g/dL).
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over 🚨
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Crash Leads to DUI Arrest After Driver Found More Than Twice the Legal Limit
At approximately 6:25 p.m. on Aug. 27, Redmond Police officers responded to a single vehicle collision after a vehicle crashed into a crosswalk median near 148th Ave NE and NE 87th Street.
The driver was arrested for DUI after officers observed signs of impairment. His blood alcohol content was more than twice the legal limit.
Thankfully, no other vehicles were involved and no one else was injured.
Please make a plan before you drink. If you’ve been drinking or using any substance that impairs your ability to drive, don’t get behind the wheel. Use a rideshare, call a sober friend or family member, or find another safe way home.
One decision can change a life. Drive sober.
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Automated speed safety cameras are an effective deterrent that reduces roadway speeds, which reduces the risk of a serious crash. It is important for drivers to be aware. They will see notices of camera enforcement as a reminder to follow the local speed limit.
Bellevue to roll out four new automated speed cameras Monday, with warnings first
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Traveling to Pullman? WSP @wastatepatrol Increasing Patrols on SR 26, SR 195 and I-90
Drive Sober. Drive the Speed Limit. Save Lives.
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Stay safe this summer. Plan a sober ride.
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Add this to your list of reasons to drive safely and watch your speed on steep, winding roads: You can prevent a wildfire.
*Blewett Pass Closure* MP 178-150 closed due to fire caused by a car that went off the road and struck a tree. Updates to follow as we know more. @WSDOT_East
Questions about e-bikes and not-e-bikes in Washington? Check out our new E-Ride Guide:
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Speed safety camera enforcement will begin at Redmond High School (17272 NE 104th Street), Redmond Middle School (10055 166th Avenue NE), and Rose Hill Middle School (13505 NE 75th Street) on June 12, 2026. The cameras in these school zones will be fully activated – with citations issued for alleged violations – in the designated school zones, during designated hours, when the school zone beacons are flashing. Designated hours typically include 30 minutes before the start of school and after school until 5 p.m. on school days.
The cameras will be deactivated from June 18 - Aug. 31 while Lake Washington School District is not in session. No citations will be issued during this time.
The Speed Safety Camera Pilot Program aims to create a safer environment for students and families near schools and help fund future traffic safety improvements, creating a safer Redmond for all – now and in the years to come.
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