Moses Lake street changes reducing traffic crashes, according to data
Levi Bisnett, Moses Lake project engineer, goes over data on traffic crashes on roads that were reconfigured last year.
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Crash rates have dropped on Moses Lake streets that were reconfigured in 2025, according to city data.
CHERYL SCHWEIZER/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
MOSES LAKE — Accident rates declined after Moses Lake city officials revised traffic lanes in sections of Moses Lake’s downtown, along East Hill Avenue and East Wheeler Road, at least in the first 200 days. Levi Bisnett, Moses Lake project engineer, reviewed the results of about six months of data with Moses Lake City Council members at a special meeting Tuesday.
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