Big rig crash on northern Arizona freeway leaves behind beer spillage

PHOENIX — A crash on Interstate 17 in northern Arizona early Friday left behind a “hoppy” mess when a big rig carrying beer crashed into a guard rail.

The Arizona Department of Transportation said volunteers would not be necessary to help clear the crash about 20 miles south of Flagstaff.

“We know you’d all love to help, but the crew isn’t asking for volunteers. Sorry,” the department said in a tweet.

No one was injured in the crash on the southbound lanes, but traffic was getting by on the shoulder.

The department warned drivers to slow down and approach the area with caution while crews continued to work.

On I-17 about 20 miles south of Flagstaff, only 1 southbound lane will be open this morning while a crew removes beer from a semi that crashed earlier this morning.
We know you'd all love to help, but the crew isn't asking for volunteers. Sorry.#aztraffic pic.twitter.com/atW0sBj2CI

— Arizona DOT (@ArizonaDOT) April 26, 2019

No other details about the crash were immediately provided.

Related

Truck full of beer kegs turns over on Interstate 17 in PhoenixDust storm sends Phoenix air quality to dangerous levels, with more on the wayDave Ramsey says: Healing problems…togetherFormer Habitat for Humanity executive director sentenced for embezzling $826K from nonprofitArizona opens $1 million in recycling grants for businesses, schools and local governmentsUFC, WWE and PBR announce 7 events coming to Phoenix area as part of landmark deal