I-5 flasher ordered back to jail EVERETT One woman was so afraid of the stranger who flashed her as he drove down I-5 that she asked her fiancee to follow her to work in case the man found her again. [More] By Diana Hefley
Herald Writer | November 5 Signals that flash yellow are not safer Bob Kelly of Snohomish writes: As frequent travelers of British Columbia’s high-speed Island Highway we have found very helpful their system of using timed flashing amber lights to warn drivers that the next signal light will be red by the... [More] By Bill Sheets, Herald Columnist | November 2
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Nation, World Briefs: Philadelphia transit negotiations continue PHILADELPHIA The Philadelphia transit systems largest union agreed Saturday not to go on strike as contract talks continued before the start of Game 3 of the World Series, Pennsylvanias governor and the citys mayor said. [More] November 1 Watch out for trick-or-treaters while driving tonight Scores of costume-clad ghosts, goblins, witches and super heroes or kids dressed up for Halloween are waiting with anticipation for darkness to fall tonight to start the annual ritual of asking neighbors for candy. [More] By Jackson Holtz
Herald Writer | October 31
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Help Community Transit's OxyGene turn 10 It was 10 years ago this week that mild-mannered Gene Green suffered a gut-wrenching mutation after inhaling a cloud of automobile exhaust. [More] By Bill Sheets
Herald Writer | October 30 Tremor trigger would shut down Seattle viaduct SEATTLE The state Transportation Department is designing a system that would automatically close entrances to Seattles Alaskan Way Viaduct at the start of an earthquake. [More] Associated Press | October 29 2 drivers crash into state troopers; 1 hurt Motorists in Snohomish County twice slammed into Washington State Patrol squad cars overnight, sending one trooper to a Seattle trauma center. [More] By Jackson Holtz
Herald Writer | October 29 Cell phone distraction causes Marysville rollovers MARYSVILLE A woman distracted by her cell phone on I-5 this morning is being blamed for a double-rollover crash that sent the woman and her 3-year-old boy to a hospital and backed up commuter traffic. [More] By Jackson Holtz
Herald Writer | October 28