Two people were hospitalized and one Lynnwood man arrested for investigation of driving under the influence Sunday morning after a rear-end crash on Highway 99 at 220th Street SW. (Edmonds Police Department)

Two people were hospitalized and one Lynnwood man arrested for investigation of driving under the influence Sunday morning after a rear-end crash on Highway 99 at 220th Street SW. (Edmonds Police Department)

Two people hospitalized after rear-end crash on Highway 99

Both people were in a vehicle that was stopped at 220th Street SW in Edmonds when a man allegedly crashed into them.

EDMONDS — Two people were hospitalized early Sunday morning after a rear-end car crash on Highway 99.

A 24-year-old Lynnwood man allegedly drove into another vehicle that was stopped at 220th Street SW and Highway 99, according to the Edmonds Police Department. Both people in the stopped vehicle were taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.

The Lynnwood man was arrested for investigation of driving under the influence.

The road was closed or limited for hours.

An earlier version misattributed the police department.

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