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Spokane unveils a new slate of traffic safety initiatives as fatal traffic collisions continue to rise in 2025

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Seven people have died in traffic collisions on Spokane city streets so far this year. Four incidents killed pedestrians. Only one of the incidents involved...
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Spokane unveils a new slate of traffic safety initiatives as fatal traffic collisions continue to rise in 2025

Seven people have died in traffic collisions on Spokane city streets so far this year. Four incidents killed pedestrians. Only one of the incidents involved...

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Inlander broke the news on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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