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18 WHEELER CRASH ON I-45 NEAR HUNTSVILLE -HEAVY DELAY

By Scott Engle
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8 PM – CRASH STILL IN CLEAN-UP STAGES -VERY HEAVY BACKUP

 

7 PM-A CRASH SOUTHBOUND ON I-45 NORTH OF HUNTSVILLE HAS TRAFFIC BACKED UP FOR MILES.

125 MILE MARKER

TO AVOID EXIT FM 2989

TURN RIGHT 1 MILE TO FM 2989

TURN LEFT ON US 75

TURN LEFT ON FM 1696 BACK TO THE FREEWAY

 

 

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