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Truck fire causes delays on I-93 NB in Waterford, police say

A truck fire on I-93 NB in St. Johnsbury has caused traffic delays, according to police. The incident is expected to last 1-2 hours.

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Truck fire causes delays on I-93 NB in Waterford, police say
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  • A truck fire on I-93 NB in St
  • Johnsbury has caused traffic delays, according to police
  • The incident is expected to last 1-2 hours

According to police reports, a truck fire on Interstate 93 Northbound at mile marker 5.3 near the Old County Road and Cross Road overpasses has caused significant traffic delays. The incident, which began earlier today, is expected to disrupt traffic for a minimum of one to two hours.

Motorists traveling in the area are advised to anticipate slow-moving traffic and consider alternative routes to avoid the affected stretch of road. Safety officials emphasize caution while driving in the vicinity of the incident.

As the situation develops, updates regarding the status of the roadway will be provided to the public. Authorities are actively monitoring the situation to ensure safety and minimize disruption to traffic flow. The fire is being addressed, and responders are on scene to manage the situation.

The charges resulting from this incident remain unspecified, and police say further legal actions may be determined as circumstances evolve. The public is reminded that all charges are allegations until proven in a court of law.

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