Lanes Blocked in Auto Crash on Northbound Interstate 5 [Des Moines, WA]

Traffic Slowed in Des Moines Car Accident on Northbound Interstate 5

 
DES MOINES, WA (March 25, 2021) – On Wednesday morning, a crash on northbound Interstate 5 blocked lanes in Des Moines.
 
According to the Washington State Department of Transportation, the crash blocks three lanes of northbound Interstate 5.
 
Furthermore, responders from Washington State Patrol and fire crews rushed to the incident scene.
 
Also, authorities advise everyone to avoid the area and to find alternate routes.
 
At this time, the events that have led up to the crash remain unclear. Once additional details become available, the public will be informed.
 
The authorities continue to investigate the crash.
 
If you find yourself unable to safely operate your vehicle, you can always use a ride share app instead. By doing so, you can help to ensure the safety of yourself and others around you.

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What Crash Victims Can Do After the Incident

 
For those involved in a crash, it is important to have an independent investigation held to better protect your rights. Thus, hiring the right firm, who has the resources to spend, can make all the difference in getting the compensation you deserve.
 
“We can secure evidence in your favor, request additional information, get vital eyewitness accounts, and review insurance coverage you are entitled to that may not be common knowledge. Having an experienced attorney fighting on your behalf at such a delicate time in your life will make all the difference,” says Mark Sweet of Sweet Lawyers.
 
Sweet Lawyers have been pursuing justice for over 40 years, fighting and advocating for families continuously. Moreover, our team will guide you every step of the way to ensure that you and your loved ones receive the justice and compensation that you deserve. With us, you can be assured that your auto accident case will be well taken care of. Thus, call our office today at (800) 674-7852 for a free consultation with a legal professional.