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Un accidente cerró cuatro carriles de la I-15, esto es lo que se sabe

By telemundoutah.com · September 14, 2026 · 1 min read
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Inicialmente, dos de los cinco carriles fueron cerrados mientras equipos de emergencia respondían al incidente. Según informó el Departamento de Transporte de Utah (UDOT), el choque ocurrió en los carriles en dirección norte de la I-15, en el intercambio con la I-80 Este.

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