According to police reports, both lanes of Interstate 89 southbound in Bolton are blocked following a crash near mile marker 72.7. The Vermont State Police indicate that the incident is expected to result in significant delays for motorists traveling through the area.
Emergency responders are on the scene managing the situation, but specific details regarding the crash, including any potential injuries or the vehicles involved, have not yet been released. Police advise drivers to anticipate prolonged traffic delays and to consider using alternate routes to avoid the obstruction.
As the situation develops, further updates will be communicated to the public. The Vermont State Police urge all motorists to exercise caution while navigating the area. Charges related to the incident have not been reported at this time, and any legal proceedings will unfold as more information becomes available.
Motorists are reminded that road conditions can change rapidly, and they should remain vigilant while driving through affected areas.
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Source: Vermont State Police
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