September 20, 2024

Two semis collide on I-70 causing major delays

Steve Smith

Two semis collide on I-70 causing major delays

Two semi trucks collided overnight on eastbound I-70 in Colorado, leading to a major interstate closure on Friday.

The incident: Took place between Eagle and Edwards, forcing the closure of eastbound lanes between Exit 163 (Edwards) and Exit 167 (Avon).

The crash occurred in the early hours of Friday morning, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation.
Authorities have not provided updates on the condition of the truck drivers involved in the collision.
The closure is expected to last most of the day, causing significant delays for drivers in the area.

Motorists are advised to plan alternative routes as crews work to clear the scene.

For more real-time updates, the Colorado Department of Transportation is providing information on the situation, according to CDLLife.

Thankfully, no injuries have been reported from the incident, allowing efforts to focus solely on reopening the highway.

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