Interstate 75, State Route 4 lanes are now open after a crash temporarily closed them earlier

A semi-truck crash on Interstate 75 and State Route 4 that traffic and left lanes closed early afternoon has now reopened.

Crews responded to reports of a one-vehicle crash around 9:30 a.m. Sunday, according to the Montgomery County Regional Dispatch.

Dispatch said additional details are not yet available.

The Dayton Police Department said in an X post — formerly known as Twitter — that a semi-truck flipped onto its side and lanes are currently down.

Rt. 4 northbound from I-75 South is currently shut down. A semi truck flipped onto its side. The far right lane of I-75 North is also shut down near the crash. Please use an alternate route at this time. DPD's Traffic Services Unit is investigating this serious one vehicle crash. pic.twitter.com/kCea3kUdSO
— Dayton Police Dept. (@DaytonPolice) August 24, 2025

It is recommended to use an alternate route.

The Dayton Police Department’s Traffic Services Unit is investigating this as a “serious one-vehicle crash.”

The OH-GO dashboard said as of 4:00 p.m., all lanes via ramp I-75 southbound to State Route 4 northbound have reopened.

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