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Semi crash causes back up on I-70 in Huber Heights; no injuries reported

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Updated Sept 22, 2020
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The right lane of I-70 west has reopened near the I-75 interchange in Huber Heights after a multi-vehicle crash involving a semi truck was reported early Tuesday morning.

The crash was reported around 3:35 a.m. after a semi and two vehicles crashed near the 34 mile marker, according to Ohio State Highway Patrol dispatchers.

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Traffic was still backed up on I-70 west hours after a multi-vehicle crash involving a Fedex semi truck was reported on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2020, near the I-75 interchange in Huber Heights. STAFF PHOTO / MARSHALL GORBY

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No injuries were reported.

I-70 west traffic is still backed up in the area. Motorists should use caution or find an alternative route.

We will continue to update this story as information is released.

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