SNOQUALMIE — The Washington State Patrol says the driver of a FedEx semi-truck died Friday morning when it ran off Highway 18 at Tiger Mountain, near Snoqualmie.
The truck hit a tree and caught fire.
A trooper said the driver may have suffered from some medical attack or fallen asleep.
The westbound lanes of Highway 18 were closed for nearly two hours.
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