According to police reports, Interstate 89 south near Exit 8 in Montpelier was reduced to one lane due to a vehicle crash on Wednesday morning. The lane reduction caused delays for motorists, but officials indicated that the situation was not expected to be long-term.
Vermont State Police say the crash occurred early in the day, prompting the lane closure as emergency responders attended to the scene. Details regarding the circumstances of the crash are not yet available, and the responding trooper will provide further information when it becomes accessible.
Motorists are advised to remain cautious while traveling in the area and to expect potential delays as cleanup and investigation efforts continue. The roadway has since reopened to normal traffic, allowing for smoother travel once again.
Source: Vermont State Police
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