WB I-70 Glenwood Canyon safety closure due to accidents
Colorado State Patrol has implemented a safety closure Friday afternoon on Interstate 70 westbound through Glenwood Canyon due to multiple crashes, including one involving a semi-tractor trailer and a van.
As of just after 1 p.m., one lane westbound had been reopened, according to a tweet from CSP out of Eagle County.
The westbound lanes were initially closed at milemarker 130 on the east end of the canyon, near Dotsero,
Troopers on-scene reporting one lane OPEN westbound.
🚒🚑🚓Still on scene, Use CAUTION!
Please #DriveSafe through the Canyon. https://t.co/copdngeIfF— CSP Eagle (@CSP_Eagle) February 8, 2019
I-70 westbound through the canyon also remains down to one lane near milemarker 120, due to cleanup from a rockslide on Tuesday morning that resulted in a lengthy closure. Motorists are advised to expect delays while traveling westbound through the canyon.
This report will be updated as new information is provided.
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