Stuck Semi Cleared, Traffic Resumes Outside USPS Distribution Center
S Ritter Ave & Brookville Rd
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- A semi-truck temporarily blocked all lanes on S Brookville Rd near the USPS Distribution Center in Indianapolis, causing traffic delays. The road has since reopened, but drivers are advised to exercise caution due to snow-covered roads.
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Drivers are urged to use caution and drive safely, as snow-covered roads may still create hazardous conditions in the area.
The semi-truck has been moved, and S Brookville Rd has reopened to traffic outside the USPS Distribution Center.
The address reported for this incident has changed to S Ritter Ave & Brookville Rd.
Citizen user @RustyShakleford92 shows video of traffic at a standstill on S Brookville Rd outside the USPS Distribution Center due to a stuck semi-truck blocking all lanes. Expect delays and plan an alternate route.
Incident reported at 5414 S Brookville Rd.
Drivers are urged to use caution and drive safely, as snow-covered roads may still create hazardous conditions in the area.
The semi-truck has been moved, and S Brookville Rd has reopened to traffic outside the USPS Distribution Center.
The address reported for this incident has changed to S Ritter Ave & Brookville Rd.
Citizen user @RustyShakleford92 shows video of traffic at a standstill on S Brookville Rd outside the USPS Distribution Center due to a stuck semi-truck blocking all lanes. Expect delays and plan an alternate route.
Incident reported at 5414 S Brookville Rd.
Drivers are urged to use caution and drive safely, as snow-covered roads may still create hazardous conditions in the area.
The semi-truck has been moved, and S Brookville Rd has reopened to traffic outside the USPS Distribution Center.
The address reported for this incident has changed to S Ritter Ave & Brookville Rd.
Citizen user @RustyShakleford92 shows video of traffic at a standstill on S Brookville Rd outside the USPS Distribution Center due to a stuck semi-truck blocking all lanes. Expect delays and plan an alternate route.
Incident reported at 5414 S Brookville Rd.
Drivers are urged to use caution and drive safely, as snow-covered roads may still create hazardous conditions in the area.
The semi-truck has been moved, and S Brookville Rd has reopened to traffic outside the USPS Distribution Center.
The address reported for this incident has changed to S Ritter Ave & Brookville Rd.
Citizen user @RustyShakleford92 shows video of traffic at a standstill on S Brookville Rd outside the USPS Distribution Center due to a stuck semi-truck blocking all lanes. Expect delays and plan an alternate route.
Incident reported at 5414 S Brookville Rd.
Drivers are urged to use caution and drive safely, as snow-covered roads may still create hazardous conditions in the area.
The semi-truck has been moved, and S Brookville Rd has reopened to traffic outside the USPS Distribution Center.
The address reported for this incident has changed to S Ritter Ave & Brookville Rd.
Citizen user @RustyShakleford92 shows video of traffic at a standstill on S Brookville Rd outside the USPS Distribution Center due to a stuck semi-truck blocking all lanes. Expect delays and plan an alternate route.
Incident reported at 5414 S Brookville Rd.
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As a USPS employee I just laugh. It’s their own fault for making their employees be out in it in these unsafe conditions. Yet preach safety to us daily…
This city is a mess right now and employer forcing people to go to work or meet delivery times is insane and it’s going to get people hurt.
I believe it's because they are labeled as critical. I agree with you but even during covid I worked for a mechanical contractor and was considered essential/critical.
Use some card board, wood, or chains. Throw some cat litter up under there. People are trying to keep the world turning at least.
Just another reason they will use to say mail can’t be delivered as it sits inside their facility for DAYS!!!
My package went in months ago. It never left.
As a USPS employee I just laugh. It’s their own fault for making their employees be out in it in these unsafe conditions. Yet preach safety to us daily…
This city is a mess right now and employer forcing people to go to work or meet delivery times is insane and it’s going to get people hurt.
I believe it's because they are labeled as critical. I agree with you but even during covid I worked for a mechanical contractor and was considered essential/critical.
Use some card board, wood, or chains. Throw some cat litter up under there. People are trying to keep the world turning at least.
Just another reason they will use to say mail can’t be delivered as it sits inside their facility for DAYS!!!
My package went in months ago. It never left.
As a USPS employee I just laugh. It’s their own fault for making their employees be out in it in these unsafe conditions. Yet preach safety to us daily…
This city is a mess right now and employer forcing people to go to work or meet delivery times is insane and it’s going to get people hurt.
I believe it's because they are labeled as critical. I agree with you but even during covid I worked for a mechanical contractor and was considered essential/critical.
Use some card board, wood, or chains. Throw some cat litter up under there. People are trying to keep the world turning at least.
Just another reason they will use to say mail can’t be delivered as it sits inside their facility for DAYS!!!
My package went in months ago. It never left.
As a USPS employee I just laugh. It’s their own fault for making their employees be out in it in these unsafe conditions. Yet preach safety to us daily…
This city is a mess right now and employer forcing people to go to work or meet delivery times is insane and it’s going to get people hurt.
I believe it's because they are labeled as critical. I agree with you but even during covid I worked for a mechanical contractor and was considered essential/critical.
Use some card board, wood, or chains. Throw some cat litter up under there. People are trying to keep the world turning at least.
Just another reason they will use to say mail can’t be delivered as it sits inside their facility for DAYS!!!
My package went in months ago. It never left.
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As a USPS employee I just laugh. It’s their own fault for making their employees be out in it in these unsafe conditions. Yet preach safety to us daily…
This city is a mess right now and employer forcing people to go to work or meet delivery times is insane and it’s going to get people hurt.
I believe it's because they are labeled as critical. I agree with you but even during covid I worked for a mechanical contractor and was considered essential/critical.
Use some card board, wood, or chains. Throw some cat litter up under there. People are trying to keep the world turning at least.
Just another reason they will use to say mail can’t be delivered as it sits inside their facility for DAYS!!!
My package went in months ago. It never left.