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Updated: 10:46 AM Nov 18, 2008
SEVERE WEATHER: Slick Roads & Bridges Reported, Crash Information
Law enforcement agencies are warning drivers to use extreme caution on the roadways. ROAD INFORMATION: go here for the latest on major road closings & accidents. Posted: 1:40 AM Nov 18, 2008Reporter: Brenda Bryan Email Address: brenda.bryan@wsaz.com |
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UPDATE @ 9:06am
Metro 911 reports that I-77 south in Sissonville has re-opened.
UPDATE @ 8:51am
Metro 911 reports that I-77 south is shut down near the Tuppers Creek exit in Sissonville due to an accident.
Dispatchers say the crash is involving an off-duty Charleston Police officer in a cruiser who was headed to work in the city and another vehicle.
No one was hurt in the crash.
UPDATE @ 7:47am
Metro 911 reports the following:
- Route 60 east in South Charleston near Riverwalk Mall has re-opened.
- I-64 east at Dunbar has re-opened.
- I-77 south at the Belle/Route 60 exit has re-opened.
- Route 60 has re-opened at the intersection of Witcher Creek Road.
UPDATE @ 7:36am
Metro 911 reports an accident on I-79 south near the Clendenin exit. A vehicle reportedly slid into the median.
UPDATE @ 7:25am
Metro 911 reports that I-77 south is shut down at the Route 60/Belle exit due to an accident involving 2-3 vehicles. One person reportedly has minor injuries.
UPDATE @ 7:20am
Metro 911 reports that Route 60 east bound at the Riverwalk Mall in South Charleston is shut down due to an accident.
UPDATE @ 7:07am
Metro 911 reports a crash on Witcher Creek Road in eastern Kanawha County involving a Kanawha County school bus. We're told students were on the bus, but no injuries are reported.
UPDATE @ 7:03am
Dispatchers in Cabell County report no road closures.
Dispatchers in Putnam County report no road closures.
UPDATE @ 6:55am
An accident has been reported on I-77 north near the Leon Sullivan exit in Charleston. Reports indicate that one car is involved and the driver was not hurt.
UPDATE @ 6:47am
Metro 911 tells WSAZ.com that Route 60 east is closed at the intersection of Witcher Creek Road. A coal truck and a car were involved in a crash there, but no one was seriously hurt.
UPDATE @ 6:41am
South Charleston Police are reporting multiple accidents in the west bound lanes of I-64 near the Kanawha Turnpike exit. Officers advise that there is black ice on the road and the bridges are very slick. The road is down to one lane from the 54 to the 56 mile markers.
UPDATE @ 6:36am
We are getting reports of another accident on I-64 in Kanawha County. Reports on the scanner indicate a crash at the 56 mile marker in the west bound lanes in South Charleston.
In Huntington, crews are responding to a crash in the 800 block of 5th Street. No word yet how serious this crash is.
UPDATE @ 6:31am
KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- There are two more crashes in Kanawha County, one has the interstate shut down.
Metro 911 says three cars have crashed in the east bound lanes just past the Dunbar exit. One person is reportedly trapped in a car. I-64 is closed here --- in the east bound lanes coming into Charleston just past the Dunbar exit.
The other crash is in the west bound lanes just past the Nitro exit. We're told one car is involved in that crash.
UPDATE @ 5:53am
LOGAN COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Dispatchers in Logan County say an accident is tying up traffic on Corridor G.
It happened in the north bound lanes of U.S. 119 near Chapmanville. No word yet if anyone was hurt.
UPDATE @ 5:33am
Metro 911 reports that I-64 is back open.
UPDATE @ 5:21am
KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Aweather related accident has closed Interstate 64 in Kanawha County.
It happened at about 5:00 a.m. in the east bound lanes just before the Institute exit. Metro 911 tells WSAZ.com that a car spun around and hit the barrier.
We're told no one was seriously hurt, but emergency crews at the scene say I-64 is very slick.
Keep clicking on WSAZ.com for the latest road information.
UPDATE @ 1:41am
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Law enforcement agencies are warning drivers to use extreme caution on the roadways.
An engineer with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says bridges and overpasses are slick.
Several wrecks are being reported along Interstate 64.
A crash at the West Virginia - Kentucky border in the east bound lanes of I-64 had traffic backed up for several miles.
Emergency dispatchers are encouraging drivers to use extreme caution while traveling overnight and in the early morning hours.
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Latest Comments
Luther: You are being a jerk!! I think you make comments like that just to see how many feathers you can ruffle. Don't you have anything better to do with your morning? Maybe you should go out and check to see how may of the accidents this morning were due to women. NOT. It is people like you, who feel superior, that make the mistakes and cause others to get hurt. You feel like you do not wrong. How many children do you have? Don't know... but 2 or 3 of them are girls.
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Oh and one more thing Luther, I hope you don't live anywhere near me because I'd hate to be out on the road with you, how much of a safe driver could you be, your not even sure how many kids you have according to your post on November 18th @ 7:47pm.
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Hey Luther I don't know where you get your information but it is a known fact that men statistically have worse driving records than women hence the reason why men pay a higher insurance rate.
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