Northbound I-35 lanes closed after crash at Tech Ridge in Austin
As of 7:53 a.m., cleanup in the area is ongoing and traffic is being diverted to Exit 243, according to a TxDOT social media post.
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South Austin I-35 Lane Closures Cause Delays
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