4-Vehicle Collision Blocks McDonough Intersection
MCDONOUGH, GA – A four-vehicle collision is currently blocking the intersection of westbound Highway 20 and South Point Boulevard, WSB Traffic reports.
McDonough: Hwy. 20/wb at S. Point Blvd. Crash; ALL LANES BLOCKED. Use Hwy. 155 as an alternate. #ATLtraffic pic.twitter.com/74cldZbEv1
— Triple Team Traffic (@WSBTraffic) March 12, 2025
McDonough police, local firefighters, and tow truck crews are responding to the scene. Workers are getting ready to tow away one white SUV, while the two other cars — a white and a gray – and a gray pickup truck are waiting to be removed.
As officials continue the scene clearance process, drivers are asked to use Highway 155 as an alternative route.
The exact cause of the wreck, including reports of injuries, has not been disclosed.
Updates will be added after our team learns more.
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