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Driver killed in wrong-way head-on crash in Kitsap County

Seattle, WALocal News

A deadly head-on collision occurred in Kitsap County, Washington, on December 24, 2024, claiming the life of a pickup truck driver. The accident took place shortly after 5 p. m. on Bethel-Burley Road, where a northbound pickup struck an RV heading south. The impact was severe, resulting in the immediate death of the pickup driver at the scene.

The Kitsap County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) reported that the road was closed for several hours as emergency services and investigators responded to the crash. This incident underscores ongoing traffic safety issues, particularly concerning wrong-way driving. The KCSO's traffic division is currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision to determine its cause. Local residents are reminded to remain vigilant on the roads, especially during holiday traffic. Further details may emerge as the investigation continues.

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