Possible chemical leak following 18-wheeler crash affecting several frontage road lanes on Beltway 8 South
A possible chemical leak after a crash is affecting several frontage road lanes on Beltway 8 South. (kprc)
HOUSTON – A possible chemical leak following a crash involving an 18-wheeler is affecting several frontage road lanes on Beltway 8 South.
The leak was reported around 8:34 a.m., according to Houston Transtar.
Three eastbound frontage road lanes are being impacted near Hughes Road and Sabo Road. Drivers should expect delays on this streets.
See below to take a look at current road conditions.
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