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Increased law enforcement patrols in western Washington aim to reduce road fatalities during the "100 Safe Days of Summer."

Speeding-related deaths have risen, with 31% of fatal crashes involving speeding drivers.

Officials urge safe driving practices and planning for sober transportation to prevent accidents.

BELLEVUE, Wash. - Expect to see a higher presence of law enforcement patrolling the roads in western Washington over the next few months, as part of the "100 Safe Days of Summer" program.

The effort aims to keep Washington roadways safe from June 6 through Labor Day weekend, which is typically the most dangerous time of the year.

Extra emphasis patrols are being deployed across King County as recent data suggests speeding-related deaths are on the rise.

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