Officials Investigate Head-on Crash Along Kennesaw State University
KENNESAW, GA – Authorities are investigating the details behind a head-on collision that happened along Kennesaw State University Wednesday.
The crash took place before 5 p.m. at the intersection of Frey Road and Skip Spann Connector, according to Cobb County DOT.Â
Crash blocking the intersection of Frey Rd and Skip Spann Conn, affecting traffic at Hopkins Dr. #ATLTraffic pic.twitter.com/BoXupNJ9pi
— Cobb County DOT (@CobbDOT) January 29, 2025
The collision, along with one fire truck engine and a patrol vehicle, were seen blocking the intersection. As the closure continued, so did delays, which could be seen toward Hopkins Drive.
There is no official word on what exactly continued to Wednesday’s wreck or if anyone was injured or sent to a hospital.
Additional information will be provided once the latest developments surface.
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