Semi-Truck Jackknifes On I-90 - Spokane, North Idaho News & Weather KHQ.com

Semi-Truck Jackknifes On I-90

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SPOKANE, Wash. - The Washington State Patrol responded to a jackknifed semi-truck on I-90 in the westbound lanes near the Hamilton exit Monday night. 

According to Troopers, the semi-truck struck a concrete barrier and pushed debris into the eastbound lanes of I-90. Two vehicles in the eastbound lanes struck that debris, but did not have any reportable damage. 

We are told the semi-truck trailers are empty and they will be towed away. 

The road is still partially blocked. 

No injuries were reported. 

 

 

 

 

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