I-17 southbound at Dunlap Road reopens in Phoenix after crash

May 27, 2023, 6:28 PM | Updated: 6:48 pm

(ADOT Twitter photo)

PHOENIX — Arizona Department of Transportation announced Saturday night that the I-17 southbound at Dunlap Road in Phoenix has reopened after a crash.

The closure occurred at 6 p.m. because of a crash and vehicle fire at milepost 198.

ADOT advised motorists to expect delays and to seek alternate routes but the closure lasted around 45 minutes.

The northbound lanes were unaffected.

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