According to police reports, Route 5 in Lyndon is now open following a temporary closure due to a stuck tractor-trailer unit. The road was closed for approximately one hour while crews worked to remove the vehicle, which caused delays for motorists in the area.
Vermont State Police say that while the road is passable again, drivers should remain cautious as some delays may still occur. Authorities recommend that motorists consider alternative routes if possible to avoid any lingering congestion.
Updates regarding the situation have been provided by Police Service Access Point (PSAP) Supervisor Pam Knox, who emphasized the importance of safe driving during this period of transition.
As the situation develops, police caution that conditions may change and encourage residents to stay informed about possible further disruptions. No injuries were reported during the incident, and the charges related to the stuck vehicle are still under review as investigations continue.
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Source: Vermont State Police
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