Multi-Vehicle Collision on Interstate 8 Blocks Traffic [Yuma, AZ]

Yuma, AZ (September 9, 2023) On Thursday evening, a wrong-way multi-vehicle collision on Interstate 8 left traffic lanes blocked.

According to the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the wrong-way crash happened on eastbound Interstate 8 at milepost 10.

Reports say that the collision closed eastbound lanes of Interstate 8.

AzDPS is investigating the wrong-way multi-vehicle crash, injuries are unspecified at this time.

Follow Driving Rules

It is crucial to follow all driving laws and observe the conditions of the road when driving. If you see any vehicle or driver that looks dangerous, keep your distance. If you see a vehicle weaving in and out of the lanes, following too closely, or traveling at a higher rate of speed, move over a few lanes and get out of their way.

Drive defensively to ensure the safety of surrounding vehicles, drivers, and pedestrians.

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