Oklahoma Highway Patrol officials said the people involved in the crash suffered minor injuries and no one was taken to a hospital
Oklahoma Highway Patrol officials said the people involved in the crash suffered minor injuries and no one was taken to a hospital
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol officials said the people involved in the crash suffered minor injuries and no one was taken to a hospital
A multi-vehicle crash involving a semi-trailer caused major traffic delays early Monday morning on Interstate 40 in Oklahoma City.
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The crash happened shortly after 6:30 a.m. on eastbound I-40 between Anderson and Westminster roads. The collision has blocked the eastbound lanes, with Sky 5 showing a major traffic backup in the area.
Authorities shut down the interstate for several hours, diverting traffic at Douglas Boulevard. Oklahoma Department of Transportation officials said the interstate has since reopened.
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol officials told KOCO 5 that a tractor-trailer was traveling west on I-40 when it swerved left to avoid stopped traffic when it crashed through a concrete barrier wall and flipped over in the eastbound lanes. A person driving a pickup truck then crashed into the semi-trailer.
Oklahoma Highway Patrol officials said the people involved in the crash suffered minor injuries and no one was taken to a hospital. Both drivers were cited for inattentive driving.
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