Crash shut down portion of I-90 in Lake County; helicopter seen on roadway
LAKE COUNTY, Ohio (WJW) – Traffic was backed up on Interstate 90 after at least one crash in Lake County on Monday evening.
According to the Ohio Department of Transportation, all eastbound lanes were blocked on I-90 at Vrooman Road because of a crash. As of 8:30 p.m., the right lane was still blocked.
ODOT cameras from the scene showed emergency vehicles and a helicopter on the roadway.
Earlier in the evening, ODOT reported an hourlong delay in the area.
1 killed in crash on Kelleys Island: OSHP
Closer to the Ashtabula County line, the westbound lanes of I-90 were also shut down beyond State Route 528/Madison/Thompson, ODOT said. That backup is no longer being reported.
Drivers should avoid the area.
FOX 8 is working to gather more information on this developing story.
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