Truck overturned – avoid I-95 South near Dedham

Route 128 in Dedham was closed southbound Friday afternoon after a crash involving five vehicles, Massachusetts State Police said, causing nightmare traffic delays just as the evening commute was beginning, according to our news partners at WCVB.

The crash took place just after 3:15 p.m., at Route 109 and police advised motorists to expect delays and seek alternate routes if possible.

One lane reopened for a short time but was closed to allow the wrecked vehicles to be removed.

The crash involved a trailer truck, a dump truck and three cars, police said.

State Police Lt. Brian Moren said no injuries were reported.

“They’re trying to clear the place,” he said shortly after 4 p.m.

One lane did open for traffic to get by just after 4 p.m., but traffic was backed up for about 15 miles, extending far past the Lexington area.

Here’s the State Police press release on the crash:

At 3:20 p.m. today, a multi-vehicle crash occurred on Route 128 southbound in Dedham, just south of Route 109 in Dedham. A tractor-trailer with an approximate 50 foot trailer jackknifed across the roadway, colliding with other vehicles. The truck collided with a ten-wheeled, dump truck pulling

Tractor-Trailer Crash Backing Up Traffic on I-95

A jacknifed tractor-trailer on I-95 in Westwood is causing a back-up to Lexington, according to scanner reports.

The tractor-trailer was not expected to be removed until at least 6 p.m., news outlets were reporting.

The crash was originally reported around 3:30 p.m. Friday.

I-95 North reopens between DC and Baltimore


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3:59 p.m. Update:

I-95 North has reopened near Columbia, according to the Maryland State Highway Administration. Heavy delays remain, so expect headaches if you’re heading that way.

Earlier:

A crash on I-95 North is blocking all lanes north of Patuxent Freeway/Maryland

Crash Causes Major Delays On I-95 North in Howard County Causes Major …

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I-95 southbound reopened after Va hazmat spill – WVVA TV Bluefield Beckley …

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (AP) – The southbound lanes of Interstate 95 in Stafford County have reopened following a crash that stopped traffic until late Friday morning.

The Virginia Department of Transportation said lanes reopened around 11 a.m. following an early-morning crash involving two tractor-trailers.

The rest area near Fredericksburg has been closed temporarily while vehicles involved in the earlier crash are moved there.

Virginia State Police say the impact of the crash several barrels of an organic, corrosive, liquid material to fall off 1 of the tractor-trailers and land in the right southbound lane.

The tractor-trailers remained upright and neither driver was injured in the rear-end collision.

1 of the drivers, 35-year-old James E. Harris Jr., of Chester, was charged with following too closely.

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I-95 southbound reopened after Va hazmat spill

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (AP) – The southbound lanes of Interstate 95 in Stafford County have reopened following a crash that stopped traffic until late Friday morning.

The Virginia Department of Transportation said lanes reopened around 11 a.m. following an early-morning crash involving two tractor-trailers.

The rest area near Fredericksburg has been closed temporarily while vehicles involved in the earlier crash are moved there.

Virginia State Police say the impact of the crash several barrels of an organic, corrosive, liquid material to fall off 1 of the tractor-trailers and land in the right southbound lane.

The tractor-trailers remained upright and neither driver was injured in the rear-end collision.

1 of the drivers, 35-year-old James E. Harris Jr., of Chester, was charged with following too closely.

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I-95 south at Va. 17 crash

I-95 south at Va. 17 crash

I-95 south at Va. 17 crash




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UPDATED: I-95 south in Stafford reopens after tractor-trailer crash

Phosphoric Acid Spilled in Crash Caused I-95 South Closure, Lengthy Cleanup

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (CBSDC/AP) — The southbound lanes of Interstate 95 have reopened following a lengthy cleanup of a crash involving hazardous materials in Stafford County.

Shortly before 5:15 a.m. two tractor-trailers collided with one another near exit 133, officials say.

One of the tractor-trailers was carrying barrels of phosphoric acid, described as an “organic, corrosive, liquid material.” HazMat crews are working to clear minor leakage from at least one of the barrels.

The roadway remained completely blocked during the more than five hour cleanup effort. All lanes reopened around 11 a.m.

The tractor-trailers, which did not overturn in the crash, have been moved to a nearby rest area which has been closed temporarily.

No injuries were reported in the crash.

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I-95 southbound reopened after Va hazmat spill

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (AP) — The southbound lanes of Interstate 95 in Stafford County have reopened following a crash that stopped traffic until late Friday morning.

The Virginia Department of Transportation said lanes reopened around 11 a.m. following an early-morning crash involving two tractor-trailers.

The rest area near Fredericksburg has been closed temporarily while vehicles involved in the earlier crash are moved there.

Virginia State Police say the impact of the crash several barrels of an organic, corrosive, liquid material to fall off one of the tractor-trailers and land in the right southbound lane.

The tractor-trailers remained upright and neither driver was injured in the rear-end collision.

One of the drivers, 35-year-old James E. Harris Jr., of Chester, was charged with following too closely.

I-95 southbound reopens after hazmat spill



I-95 Stafford Co. (Courtesy of VDOT)

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. – All lanes of southbound I-95 have reopened south of
Exit 133/Falmouth in Stafford County after a crash involving two tractor-trailers
closed the interstate completely during the Friday morning commute.

The crash, which occurred at 5:12 a.m., kept the highway closed for almost six
hours.

Virginia State Police spokeswoman Corinne N. Geller says a tractor-trailer driven
by James E. Harris, Jr., 35, of Chester, Va., struck a tractor-trailer driven
driven by Phillip C. Harris, 40, of Hopewell, Va.

At the time of the collision, Phillip C. Harris’ tractor-trailer was in the right
lane after of I-95, having just merged from Va. 17.

James E. Harris, Jr. has been charged with following too closely.

Police say the truck drivers are not related.

Virginia State Police say one of the tractor-trailers was hauling barrels of an
organic, corrosive, liquid