Montgomery, Alabama – Multiple crashes shut down northbound Interstate 85 in Montgomery County, triggering traffic delays Friday.
According to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA), troopers with the Highway Patrol Division are working a series of crashes along I-85 northbound from mile marker 11 to mile marker 16.
Officials said the crashes have resulted in multiple road closures in the area as emergency crews respond and work to clear the roadway. ALEA stated that troopers are actively assisting with recovery operations in an effort to reopen the affected lanes as soon as possible.
Authorities have not yet released details on injuries or the number of vehicles involved. ALEA said troopers will continue monitoring the situation and provide updates as conditions change.
Drivers traveling through Montgomery County are advised to expect delays and consider alternate routes while crews remain on scene. Traffic congestion may impact commuters heading toward downtown Montgomery and surrounding areas.
Interstate 85 is a primary north-south corridor through central Alabama, frequently used by daily commuters, commercial drivers, and students traveling between Montgomery and Auburn.
No estimated time has been provided for full reopening of the northbound lanes.
Motorists are encouraged to slow down in the area, follow posted detours if necessary, and remain alert for emergency personnel and equipment along the roadway.
This is a developing situation. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
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