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Now they've named the top three intersections where most of the crashes are happening.

A recent study conducted by the Washington Traffic Safety Commission (WTSC) has revealed that most of the state's drivers are speeding

The problem of fake Officers is ongoing in Washington and the most recent police report is out of Edmonds.

The most recent statistics available from the Yakima Police Department show officers made 25,237 traffic stops in 2022 compared with 39,712 in 2023

A lot of people are getting the message as the speed patrols continue into the fall and winter and not every driver is getting ticketed.

Police are hoping you're paying more attention this fall as wet roads mean you'll need more time to stop.

Over the last year thousands of drivers have been warned or cited during ongoing speed emphasis patrols.

During the week of August 6 through August 12 Officers made 792 traffic stops and issued 358 citations.

It's a problem that Capt. Jay Seely says is frustrating at the least for many drivers who want to avoid getting in a crash.

Both Yakima Police Chief Matthew Murray and Union Gap Police Chief Greg Cobb have called special emphasis patrols