Plainfield, IN – Drivers traveling through Hendricks County are facing major delays this morning as all westbound lanes of Interstate 70 are closed following a crash near Plainfield amid snowy conditions.
According to the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) West Central, the closure affects I-70 westbound between Ronald Reagan Parkway and Center Street, near mile marker 66, close to State Road 267. The alert was issued early this morning as emergency crews responded to the scene.
Traffic camera images from INDOT show multiple vehicles stopped on snow-covered lanes, with law enforcement and emergency responders blocking westbound traffic. Snow and reduced visibility appear to be contributing factors, though officials have not confirmed the cause of the crash or whether injuries were reported.
The closure is impacting commuters traveling through Plainfield in Hendricks County, just west of Indianapolis, during the morning drive. Motorists are being advised to avoid the area and seek alternate routes if possible. INDOT says drivers who must travel should use extreme caution due to slick road conditions and emergency activity.
As of this report, no estimated reopening time has been announced. INDOT crews and first responders remain on scene working to clear the crash and restore safe travel conditions.
Drivers can check INDOT traffic cameras, navigation apps, or local alerts for real-time updates. Additional delays are possible as cleanup continues and winter weather affects surrounding roadways.
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