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{page:Section1;} Summer represents the deadliest time of year on highways

especially during the Fourth of July.

The Washington State Patrol is increasing patrols and

targeting drivers who speed and drive impaired.

Heavier traffic volumes are expected throughout the weekend

on the whole peninsula.

Seven additional troopers are assigned to Clallam and Jefferson Counties

over the weekend.

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As a motorist, here are some steps you can take to have a

safe and happy holiday:&nbsp;&nbsp;

• Be aware of motorcycles by giving the motorcyclist a full

lane of travel.&nbsp;

• If you or one of your friends has been drinking, don’t

drive. Call a friend, a taxi or a tow truck to get home.&nbsp;

• Think and plan ahead by allowing yourself enough time to

get where you need to go so you don’t need to speed to get there.

• Take your time and slow down, especially if the driving

conditions warrant it and be sure to wear your seatbelt.&nbsp;

• If you are on the road and come across someone who you

someone else.&nbsp;

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The Washington State Patrol has dedicated itself to public

clock to ensure safety on roadways.