San Antonio commuters experienced significant delays following a recent crash on Loop 410 near Jackson Keller, which resulted in the closure of multiple traffic lanes. According to Fox San Antonio, the collision occurred around 3:07 p.m. on November 30th, with emergency crews quickly dispatching to the scene.
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) reported that the crash managed to block off four lanes, causing traffic to slow down substantially. Details surrounding the cause of the accident or any resulting injuries were not immediately available. Traffic, according to a report from My San Antonio, was reduced to a crawl, running between 3-8 miles per hour at the time of the incident.
Efforts by emergency crews to clear the road were focused on the 2100 block of Northwest Loop 410 westbound. The situation prompted local authorities to advise drivers to seek alternate routes to avoid the congested area. Additionally, no estimated time for when the roadway would be completely cleared was provided in the immediate aftermath, as reported by My San Antonio.
Later updates confirmed that the collaborative efforts of emergency personnel were effective. The lanes reopened and traffic returned to its regular flow. My San Antonio reported news of the clearance, allowing for the restoration of normal traffic patterns on the highway.
