US 2 Reopens Near Monroe After Multi-Vehicle Crash
U.S. Highway 2 near Monroe reopened after a multi-vehicle crash temporarily blocked traffic in both directions Tuesday morning. At least two people were taken to hospitals.
· All Seattle News Desk
MONROE, Wash. — U.S. Highway 2 near Monroe reopened Tuesday morning after a multi-vehicle crash temporarily shut down traffic in both directions, disrupting travel through Snohomish County.
The collision was reported around 5 a.m. on October 27, according to local news reports citing the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT).
During the closure, westbound traffic was stopped near Fryelands Boulevard at milepost 13, while eastbound traffic was blocked near Roosevelt Road at milepost 10.5.
Washington State Patrol reported that one vehicle overturned and at least one person was trapped. At least two people were transported to hospitals, including EvergreenHealth Monroe and Providence. Officials had not released details about the severity of their injuries in the initial reports.
The highway closure affected drivers traveling through the Monroe area during the morning commute. Motorists were advised to use alternate routes while emergency crews responded.
Traffic has since resumed following the reopening of the highway. Drivers should continue to check current traffic conditions for any remaining delays.
All Seattle will update this report if authorities release additional information about the collision.
Source: Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT)