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DUI patrols to increase for Dec. 15 weekend in King and Pierce counties - Vimarsana News

DUI patrols to increase for Dec. 15 weekend in King and Pierce counties

State’s Liquor and Cannabis Board is educating bar and restaurant servers on the dangers of overservice.

WA Traffic Safety Commission column | How to navigate a two-way stop - Vimarsana News

WA Traffic Safety Commission column | How to navigate a two-way stop

Have questions about road laws and safe driving habits? This state Traffic Safety Commission manager has the answers.

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King County Deploys Extra Patrols to Monitor Distracted Driving for Sixth Year - Vimarsana News

King County Deploys Extra Patrols to Monitor Distracted Driving for Sixth Year

Survey provides update on King County motorists’ opinions on distracted driving behaviorsSEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Law enforcement agencies in King County are

Fatal crashes in Kitsap rose in 2022, over half due to DUI - Vimarsana News

Fatal crashes in Kitsap rose in 2022, over half due to DUI

Data on a dismal year for fatalities on Kitsap County roads shows that road deaths are at their highest since 2018 — and 2022 isn’t over yet.

DUI Patrols Across King, Pierce and Snohomish Counties Announced - Vimarsana News

DUI Patrols Across King, Pierce and Snohomish Counties Announced

For the first time in four years, law enforcement agencies in King, Pierce and Snohomish counties will hold a joint DUI enforcement campaign during the weekend of December 18-19.  Data show the highest number of fatal crashes happen in the tri-county area, 40 percent of the statewide total in 2019, or 197 fatal crashes out of 499.  Driver impairment from more than one substance – usually alcohol and cannabis – is the most common factor in deadly crashes.  While each of these counties regularly conducts their own DUI patrols, the upcoming unified campaign is the first time since 2016 a...