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Traffic alert issued for VT Route 100 due to fire incident, police say

In Derby, Vermont, police say both lanes of VT Route 100 are obstructed due to a fire incident, causing significant delays for motorists.

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According to police reports, both lanes of Vermont Route 100 near Carter Road are currently blocked due to a fire incident. The Vermont State Police indicate that this obstruction is expected to last for an extended period, creating significant delays for motorists in the area.

Emergency crews are on-site managing the situation, although specific details regarding the cause of the fire or the extent of the incident have not yet been released. Authorities advise drivers to anticipate delays and consider using alternate routes to avoid congestion.

Police emphasize the importance of exercising caution while traveling through the affected area. As the situation develops, updates will be provided to keep the public informed.

Motorists are reminded that conditions on the road may change rapidly, and they should remain alert for potential lane closures or detours as crews continue to address the fire. Emergency services are working to resolve the situation as quickly and safely as possible.

Source: Vermont State Police

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