Traffic Restored Following Five-Vehicle Collision on I-25
I-25 & Coal Ave SE
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Summary
- Police are responding to a multi-vehicle collision on Interstate 25 in Albuquerque, potentially involving four to five vehicles. The incident may be connected to an earlier crash at I-25 and Central Avenue SE. Emergency responders are working to confirm the exact location and details.
Timeline
All lanes on I-25 Southbound are now open to traffic.
The Jeep, GMC Sierra, and Hyundai Elantra are confirmed for towing.
Efforts are being made to open the left lane by moving two vehicles.
Lanes 3 and 4 on I-25 Southbound are now open to traffic.
Efforts are underway to clear debris from the roadway to reopen two lanes.
A towing service is en route to remove the damaged vehicles from the scene.
Debris is blocking the first two lanes.
A gray Hyundai Elantra involved in the collision has been identified by its license plate. It is stuck on the jersey barrier.
A gray GMC pickup truck involved in the collision has major front-end damage and will require towing.
Police have now clarified that there are, in fact, five cars involved. The third car, a red Ford, has minimal damage and is driveable.
Police report that the collision involved a gray Jeep and a gray Nissan, with the Jeep experiencing mechanical failure before hitting a jersey barrier.
New Mexico State Police (NMSP) are en route to the scene.
Firefighters confirm the occupants are out of the vehicles. Two sustained minor injuries.
Police clarified that the collision involves two vehicles - a pickup truck and a Hyundai Elantra. Three other cars just stopped to assist at the scene.
One vehicle is significantly damaged, and two lanes are closed on I-25 Southbound, according to police.
A Department of Transportation unit is assisting police at the scene of the five-car collision.
The collision is confirmed southbound on I-25, just past Coal Avenue SE.
The address reported for this incident has changed to I-25 & Coal Ave SE .
Responders are determining the exact location of the collision, possibly near I-25 Southbound and Avenida.
Responding units have been advised that the incident may be related to an earlier crash at I-25 and Central Avenue SE.
Reports indicate the collision may involve four to five vehicles. Police are gathering more information.
Police have received a 911 report of a vehicle collision on Interstate 25.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Gibson Blvd SE & I-25.
All lanes on I-25 Southbound are now open to traffic.
The Jeep, GMC Sierra, and Hyundai Elantra are confirmed for towing.
Efforts are being made to open the left lane by moving two vehicles.
Lanes 3 and 4 on I-25 Southbound are now open to traffic.
Efforts are underway to clear debris from the roadway to reopen two lanes.
A towing service is en route to remove the damaged vehicles from the scene.
Debris is blocking the first two lanes.
A gray Hyundai Elantra involved in the collision has been identified by its license plate. It is stuck on the jersey barrier.
A gray GMC pickup truck involved in the collision has major front-end damage and will require towing.
Police have now clarified that there are, in fact, five cars involved. The third car, a red Ford, has minimal damage and is driveable.
Police report that the collision involved a gray Jeep and a gray Nissan, with the Jeep experiencing mechanical failure before hitting a jersey barrier.
New Mexico State Police (NMSP) are en route to the scene.
Firefighters confirm the occupants are out of the vehicles. Two sustained minor injuries.
Police clarified that the collision involves two vehicles - a pickup truck and a Hyundai Elantra. Three other cars just stopped to assist at the scene.
One vehicle is significantly damaged, and two lanes are closed on I-25 Southbound, according to police.
A Department of Transportation unit is assisting police at the scene of the five-car collision.
The collision is confirmed southbound on I-25, just past Coal Avenue SE.
The address reported for this incident has changed to I-25 & Coal Ave SE .
Responders are determining the exact location of the collision, possibly near I-25 Southbound and Avenida.
Responding units have been advised that the incident may be related to an earlier crash at I-25 and Central Avenue SE.
Reports indicate the collision may involve four to five vehicles. Police are gathering more information.
Police have received a 911 report of a vehicle collision on Interstate 25.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Gibson Blvd SE & I-25.
All lanes on I-25 Southbound are now open to traffic.
The Jeep, GMC Sierra, and Hyundai Elantra are confirmed for towing.
Efforts are being made to open the left lane by moving two vehicles.
Lanes 3 and 4 on I-25 Southbound are now open to traffic.
Efforts are underway to clear debris from the roadway to reopen two lanes.
A towing service is en route to remove the damaged vehicles from the scene.
Debris is blocking the first two lanes.
A gray Hyundai Elantra involved in the collision has been identified by its license plate. It is stuck on the jersey barrier.
A gray GMC pickup truck involved in the collision has major front-end damage and will require towing.
Police have now clarified that there are, in fact, five cars involved. The third car, a red Ford, has minimal damage and is driveable.
Police report that the collision involved a gray Jeep and a gray Nissan, with the Jeep experiencing mechanical failure before hitting a jersey barrier.
New Mexico State Police (NMSP) are en route to the scene.
Firefighters confirm the occupants are out of the vehicles. Two sustained minor injuries.
Police clarified that the collision involves two vehicles - a pickup truck and a Hyundai Elantra. Three other cars just stopped to assist at the scene.
One vehicle is significantly damaged, and two lanes are closed on I-25 Southbound, according to police.
A Department of Transportation unit is assisting police at the scene of the five-car collision.
The collision is confirmed southbound on I-25, just past Coal Avenue SE.
The address reported for this incident has changed to I-25 & Coal Ave SE .
Responders are determining the exact location of the collision, possibly near I-25 Southbound and Avenida.
Responding units have been advised that the incident may be related to an earlier crash at I-25 and Central Avenue SE.
Reports indicate the collision may involve four to five vehicles. Police are gathering more information.
Police have received a 911 report of a vehicle collision on Interstate 25.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Gibson Blvd SE & I-25.
All lanes on I-25 Southbound are now open to traffic.
The Jeep, GMC Sierra, and Hyundai Elantra are confirmed for towing.
Efforts are being made to open the left lane by moving two vehicles.
Lanes 3 and 4 on I-25 Southbound are now open to traffic.
Efforts are underway to clear debris from the roadway to reopen two lanes.
A towing service is en route to remove the damaged vehicles from the scene.
Debris is blocking the first two lanes.
A gray Hyundai Elantra involved in the collision has been identified by its license plate. It is stuck on the jersey barrier.
A gray GMC pickup truck involved in the collision has major front-end damage and will require towing.
Police have now clarified that there are, in fact, five cars involved. The third car, a red Ford, has minimal damage and is driveable.
Police report that the collision involved a gray Jeep and a gray Nissan, with the Jeep experiencing mechanical failure before hitting a jersey barrier.
New Mexico State Police (NMSP) are en route to the scene.
Firefighters confirm the occupants are out of the vehicles. Two sustained minor injuries.
Police clarified that the collision involves two vehicles - a pickup truck and a Hyundai Elantra. Three other cars just stopped to assist at the scene.
One vehicle is significantly damaged, and two lanes are closed on I-25 Southbound, according to police.
A Department of Transportation unit is assisting police at the scene of the five-car collision.
The collision is confirmed southbound on I-25, just past Coal Avenue SE.
The address reported for this incident has changed to I-25 & Coal Ave SE .
Responders are determining the exact location of the collision, possibly near I-25 Southbound and Avenida.
Responding units have been advised that the incident may be related to an earlier crash at I-25 and Central Avenue SE.
Reports indicate the collision may involve four to five vehicles. Police are gathering more information.
Police have received a 911 report of a vehicle collision on Interstate 25.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Gibson Blvd SE & I-25.
All lanes on I-25 Southbound are now open to traffic.
The Jeep, GMC Sierra, and Hyundai Elantra are confirmed for towing.
Efforts are being made to open the left lane by moving two vehicles.
Lanes 3 and 4 on I-25 Southbound are now open to traffic.
Efforts are underway to clear debris from the roadway to reopen two lanes.
A towing service is en route to remove the damaged vehicles from the scene.
Debris is blocking the first two lanes.
A gray Hyundai Elantra involved in the collision has been identified by its license plate. It is stuck on the jersey barrier.
A gray GMC pickup truck involved in the collision has major front-end damage and will require towing.
Police have now clarified that there are, in fact, five cars involved. The third car, a red Ford, has minimal damage and is driveable.
Police report that the collision involved a gray Jeep and a gray Nissan, with the Jeep experiencing mechanical failure before hitting a jersey barrier.
New Mexico State Police (NMSP) are en route to the scene.
Firefighters confirm the occupants are out of the vehicles. Two sustained minor injuries.
Police clarified that the collision involves two vehicles - a pickup truck and a Hyundai Elantra. Three other cars just stopped to assist at the scene.
One vehicle is significantly damaged, and two lanes are closed on I-25 Southbound, according to police.
A Department of Transportation unit is assisting police at the scene of the five-car collision.
The collision is confirmed southbound on I-25, just past Coal Avenue SE.
The address reported for this incident has changed to I-25 & Coal Ave SE .
Responders are determining the exact location of the collision, possibly near I-25 Southbound and Avenida.
Responding units have been advised that the incident may be related to an earlier crash at I-25 and Central Avenue SE.
Reports indicate the collision may involve four to five vehicles. Police are gathering more information.
Police have received a 911 report of a vehicle collision on Interstate 25.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Gibson Blvd SE & I-25.
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