PORT LUDLOW — A 70-year-old Port Ludlow woman remained in serious condition Thursday at a Seattle hospital after she was injured in a two-car wreck near the Hood Canal Bridge on Tuesday.
Linda L. Dilsaver was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center for treatment of injuries she suffered in the 1:43 p.m. crash, the State Patrol said.
On Thursday, Dilsaver remained in serious condition in the intensive care unit, said a Harborview spokeswoman.
Dilsaver, driving a 1994 Mazda southbound on Paradise Bay Road, failed to yield to a 2005 Volkswagon Jetta driven by Richard L. Rogers, 67, of Sequim when attempting to turn onto state Highway 104, the State Patrol said.
Rogers’ car struck Dilsaver’s. Dilsaver was pinned in her vehicle and had to be extricated, according to East Jefferson Fire-Rescue, which provided help along with the Port Ludlow Fire Department.
Rogers was not injured in the wreck.
Both drivers were wearing seat belts.
Dilsaver will be cited for failure to yield, according to the State Patrol.
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