MARSHALL TOWNSHIP, Pa. — At least one person was injured after a crash involving a vehicle and a tractor-trailer on the Turnpike in Marshall Township.
Allegheny County dispatchers say police officers, firefighters and medics were called to the 29.7 mile marker on I-76 East at 2:43 p.m. in Marshall Township on Sunday.
Investigators say that at least 1 person has been taken to a hospital from that location in a helicopter. They were listed in critical condition.
Wexford volunteer firefighters say they did a rapid side extrication when they arrived at the scene. It took them 10 minutes.
At around 3:00 p.m. All lanes were closed between the Cranberry Exit (28) and the Butler Valley Exit (39).
Traffic was so backed up that some people got out of their vehicles and began talking on the road.
All lanes were reopened just after 5:00 p.m.
Update CRASH - #Paturnpike I-76 East mile 29.7 between Cranberry Exit #28 and Butler Valley Exit #39. All lanes are open but delays remain in the area. Be alert for slow or stopped traffic. pic.twitter.com/A94FDZ7F21
— PA Turnpike Alerts (@PATurnpikeAlert) October 6, 2024
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