Eastbound Interstate 10 reopens in Phoenix after crash

PHOENIX — Eastbound Interstate 10 reopened after a crash in Phoenix on Sunday, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.

ADOT issued the announced closure around 8 p.m., due to a crash which was near 75th Avenue. The freeway reopened around 8:10 p.m.

The westbound lanes were not affected, transportation officials said.

Drivers were advised to find a different route where possible and to expect delays since multiple lanes remain blocked near 75th Avenue.

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