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Car fire near I-15 in Midvale causes traffic delays

By ABC 4 · September 11, 2026 · 1 min read
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MIDVAL, Utah (ABC4) — A car fire on I-15 near 6950 S in Midvale closed down the right lane, causing traffic delays Fire crews and first responders responded to the scene. According to Utah Highway Patrol, no injuries were reported.

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