WSP responds to dozens of crashes in King County as rain slams Seattle roads
The Washington State Patrol responded to 39 collisions on King County freeways by noon Friday, citing standing water and speeding as the main factors driving the dangerous conditions. Trooper Rick Johnson urged drivers to slow down and, in the event of a crash, to remain inside their vehicle until first responders arrive.
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