The westbound lanes, along with one eastbound lane, of Interstate 70 have been reopened between Wright City and Warrenton, after an ammonia leak that was the result of a motor vehicle accident halted …
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The westbound lanes, along with one eastbound lane, of Interstate 70 have been reopened between Wright City and Warrenton, after an ammonia leak that was the result of a motor vehicle accident halted traffic for four hours.The accident took place at approximately 10:30 a.m. on Sunday morning.Crews evacuated the area and eastbound I-70 is still partially closed at the 193-mile marker, while the overpass connecting southern and northern portions of Warrenton also remains closed.AMMONIA LEAK CLOSES HIGHWAYJana Todd photo.CREWS REMOVE AMMONIA TANKDerrick Forsythe photo.
