The westbound lanes of Interstate 70 at the Kansas River Bridge were shut down Thursday morning after a pallet of nails fell off a truck bed and spilled onto the highway.
Kansas Turnpike Authority spokeswoman Lisa Callahan said the accident happened at 6:05 a.m. just east of mile post 202.
Callahan said at least four cars received flat tires before crews could close the highway to clear the scene.
I-70 re-opened just before 9 a.m.
No one was injured.
Comments
beerbaron03 2 years ago
sounds more like a james bond car chase to me.....
MarcoPogo 2 years ago
Spy Hunter!!!
imastinker 2 years ago
.....Yellow is behind, but catching up fast. Blue takes the lead, he's putting on speed. Red is behind, putting along. His Putt Putt motor keeps on humming.
stuboro 2 years ago
Go Dog Go is a better book.
tonytman 2 years ago
there were more than 4 cars 9 cars and trucks here some with more than one tire flat i hope they find out who did it and that company payes for the damages
Sigmund 2 years ago
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