Portal Way Vehicle-Pedestrian Crash Claims Man’s Life [Blaine, WA]

Blaine, WA (September 15, 2022) On Thursday morning, a single vehicle-pedestrian Crash on Portal Way claimed the life of a male pedestrian

Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office say that the deadly collision happened at around 5:35 a.m. at he intersection with Loomis Trail Road.

Reports say that a southbound vehicle fatally struck a male pedestrian. Additionally, the man was wearing dark clothing in the dimly lit area.

Afterward, authorities pronounced the man dead at the scene.

Bellingham Police responded to the scene, assisting in determining the identity of the pedestrian.

Washington State Patrol responded to the scene and documented the incident.

Officials are investigating the incident and said the impairment does not contribute as a factor in the crash.

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We at Sweet Lawyers extend our condolences to the loved ones of the deceased in the Portal Way vehicle-pedestrian crash. May the bereaved find peace in this time of sorrow.

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Washington’s road accident rate continues to increase, rather than decrease. Road accidents still happen despite the additional safety features of newer vehicle models.

The increasing crash rate indicates that fatal accidents like the deadly collision on Loomis Trail Road happen everywhere. In fact, they are a leading cause of death for individuals ages 5-64.

Accordingly, the NHTSA says two out of three motorists will experience a traffic accident during their life.

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