Crews Reopen 2 Lanes on I-20 West in Lithia Springs After Collision
LITHIA SPRINGS, GA – Crews reopened two left lanes on I-20 West past Thornton Road after a Wednesday afternoon crash.
WSB Traffic announced the reopening at 1:55 p.m. Despite the reopening, delays are continuing to linger. At this time, crews advise commuters to take Highway 78 until all the lanes get cleared.
⚠️Lithia Springs: Crash on I-20/wb past Thornton Rd (Exit 44) now has 2 left lanes open. Continue to use Hwy 78. #ATLtraffic pic.twitter.com/H4ruTAXM5w
— Triple Team Traffic (@WSBTraffic) February 26, 2025
The exact cause of the wreck, the number of people and vehicles involved, and reports of injuries have not been provided.
New details will be added as our team learns more.
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