Crews move collision to I-20 shoulder in Atlanta
ATLANTA, GA – Crews managed to move the scene of a crash at the westbound I-20 and Fulton Industrial Boulevard connector onto the right shoulder at 5:15 p.m. Monday.
Triple Team Traffic initially said all lanes were blocked. Footage indicates that the vehicles involved were a white car and a white van.
On the right shoulder.#atltraffic https://t.co/834R7wKPbE
— Triple Team Traffic (@WSBTraffic) August 19, 2024
Authorities did not specify the kinds of people and vehicles involved or say if anyone was injured or hospitalized or the exact cause of this crash. At the time of the reporting, drivers were asked to use MLK Jr. Drive as an alternative route.
No additional information has been shared at this time.
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