Northbound US 93 reopens near Interstate 40 after crash

PHOENIX — Both northbound lanes of US 93 were reopened near Interstate 40 on Friday night after a crash, authorities said.

At approximately 7:46 p.m., a crash occurred at milepost 100, close to eight miles away from Interstate 40.

The left lane initially reopened before the right soon followed. In total, the closure lasted just under two hours.

The Arizona Department of Transportation told drivers to take an alternate route and expect delays in the area.

US 93 NB about eight miles from I-40 (MP 100): A blocking crash has been reported. Expect delays.

For real time traffic information, check either https://t.co/3l4R4g60mW or the AZ511 app:
📱Apple app: https://t.co/0mekn2XoYN
📱Android app: https://t.co/UaWJeK5tT4 pic.twitter.com/8F2LjHIP65

— Arizona DOT (@ArizonaDOT) December 14, 2024

The southbound lanes were unaffected by the crash.

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