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Kennewick Police Investigate Rollover Crash on State Route 240

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Washington State Patrol and Kennewick Police are investigating after an injury collision on State Route 240.

It Happened Tuesday Afternoon on State Route 240 Near North Edison Street.

The roll-over minor injury collision had traffic reduced to a single-lane on the highway westbound.

Washington State Patrol Reminds Motorists to Wear Seatbelts at All times.

This is the single most effective way to prevent fatal injuries in a rollover. WSP also reminds motorists to drive safely.  Avoid speeding, especially in curves and rural roads. Almost half of all fatal rollover crashes involve speeding.

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Tips to Preventing a Rollover Accident

• Use safety technology: Ensure your vehicle has Electronic Stability Control [ESC].

• Maintain your tires: Make sure your tires are properly inflated. Under or over-inflated tires can cause or contribute to a rollover.

• Avoid overloading: NEVER exceed the manufacturers recommended weight limit for your vehicle.

• Properly load cargo: Keep heavy items low in the vehicle and toward the center. Avoid heavy roof-top loads.

• Stay focused: Avoid distractions, keep eyes on the road and hands on the steering wheel. Inattention often leads to overcorrection, which can cause a vehcle to tip.

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