Crash on I-10 West in New Orleans East shuts down multiple lanes
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — All lanes on Interstate 10 West in New Orleans East are closed following a crash.
Details of the crash are limited but officials with the Department of Transportation and Development are reporting traffic is being diverted to Bullard Avenue.
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Congestion has reached Paris Road, said DOTD officials.
Drivers are advised to find an alternate route for their morning commute.
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Crash on I-10 West in New Orleans East shuts down multiple lanes
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