Crash Slows Traffic Near I-44, I-40 Northbound In OKC

Monday, October 6th 2014, 4:28 pm

By: News 9

Crash Slows Traffic Near I-44, I-40 Northbound In OKC

Emergency crews responded to a crash reported near I-44 and I-40 northbound Monday afternoon.

Three lanes of traffic on I-44 were blocked for a short time period.

There was a washer and a dryer on the southbound lane of I-44 across from the crash. Crews have since cleared the appliances from the roadway.

Details on patient conditions were not immediately released.

Stay with News 9 and News9.com for updates.

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