Winona, AZ – A stretch of Interstate 40 westbound is shut down Tuesday morning near Winona following a crash, creating significant travel disruptions in northern Arizona.
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation, the closure began around 7:50 a.m. Tuesday at milepost 211. Officials said the westbound lanes remain closed due to a crash, and there is currently no estimated time for when the roadway will reopen.
The impacted area sits east of Flagstaff, a heavily traveled corridor for both commercial and passenger vehicles crossing northern Arizona. Traffic is being halted in the westbound lanes, with drivers urged to seek alternate routes and expect delays in the surrounding region.
Authorities have not released details about the number of vehicles involved or whether there were any injuries connected to the crash. Motorists traveling along I-40 are encouraged to monitor conditions closely as crews respond to the scene and assess roadway safety.
According to ADOT, real-time traffic updates are available through its AZ511 system, which provides current road conditions, closures and suggested detours. Drivers are advised to check conditions before heading out, especially in high-traffic corridors like Interstate 40.
No further information has been released regarding the cause of the crash or how long the closure may last. Updates are expected as the situation develops and crews work to clear the scene.
Officials continue to urge caution in the area and remind drivers to follow all posted signs and instructions from traffic control personnel.
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