A vital ramp connection for drivers merging from Route 30 onto the Massachusetts Turnpike—known locally as I-90 Eastbound—was shut down following a rollover crash today, causing significant traffic disruptions in the MetroWest area. Drivers were advised to steer their morning commutes away from the Framingham and Natick line where the crash occurred, redirecting the flow of vehicles to the alternate route of I-95.
Shortly after 9 a.m., the Massachusetts Department of Transportation posted a notice that the key entry point to one of the state's main arteries had been closed, leaving many to reconfigure their routes. "In #Framingham, Route 30 ramp to I-90 EB closed due to rollover crash," was the official word given via MassDOT's social media. Although details regarding the crash were not immediately available, the state agency confirmed that it did involve a vehicle overturning.
In #Framingham, Route 30 ramp to I-90 EB closed due to rollover crash.
— Mass. Transportation (@MassDOT) July 28, 2025
Local news outlet NBC Boston reported on the incident as well, reinforcing the significance of the closure and the extent to which it was expected to impact area traffic flow. They explained that the ramps would remain out of service for several hours, echoing MassDOT's earlier statements and underlining the advisory for motorists to avoid the area entirely if possible.
