2 lanes closed at I-285, I-85 in Atlanta due to crash
ATLANTA, GA – Two lanes are currently closed at the westbound I-285 and I-85 intersection due to a collision reported around 5 a.m. Friday.
The Georgia Department of Transportation said closures are likely to last until 8 a.m.
Officials have not disclosed the exact cause of this crash, described the kind of people and vehicles involved, or said if anyone was injured or needed to go to the hospital.
Additional information will be added as our newsroom learns more.
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