Earlier today, commuters in Miami-Dade County experienced significant delays following a multi-vehicle crash on southbound I-95 near the Dolphin Expressway. According to Local 10 News, the collision caused stop-and-go traffic that extended back to Northwest 103rd Street, with speeds dropping to around 10 mph in the immediate vicinity of the crash.
Initially, emergency services who responded to the incident had to close four lanes, but they later managed to reopen two. The congestion impacted major exits and connections, with several vehicles involved. Even with no roads closed due to a crash, drivers were advised to anticipate prolonged travel times and to exercise patience.
Further details emerged from a report by NBC Miami, which indicated that the crash occurred just before the SR-836 exit, affecting at least three lanes. Aerial footage captured by Chopper 6 revealed intense bumper-to-bumper traffic leading up to the airport exit and SR-836 highway as early as 6:15 a.m.
At this stage, authorities have not released any information regarding potential injuries or the specific number of cars involved in the incident. Drivers in the area should allow extra time for their journeys and consider seeking alternative routes where feasible. Local news outlets are continuing to monitor the situation and will provide updates as more details are made available.
