TRAFFIC ALERT: Injury crash creates delays on Ga. 400

Traffic during Tuesday’s evening commute is backed up on Ga. 400 North due to an injury crash, authorities said.

Investigators are on the scene of the crash between Haynes Bridge Road and Old Milton Parkway, according to the Alpharetta Department of Public Safety. The department described it as a “major injury crash," but did not provide further details.

Major injury vehicle crash on GA400 NORTHBOUND between Haynes Bridge Rd and Old Milton Pkwy.

Exit at Haynes or Mansell Rd. No ETA - Traffic Investigators on scene.@wsbradio @11AliveNews @CBS46Traffic @FOX5Atlanta @alpharettagov pic.twitter.com/k0uTDM83AN
— AlpharettaPublicSafety (@AlpharettaDPS) September 22, 2020

The road was temporarily blocked, but it reopened about 5:45 p.m. Motorists are still advised to avoid the area.

At one point, traffic was backed up to Holcomb Bridge Road.

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Crash Update on GA400 NB.

Investigators have just reopened the roadway. Please stay patient while traffic starts to flow.

Thank you for the shares - @wsbradio @FOX5Atlanta @CBS46Traffic @11AliveNews @alpharettagov
— AlpharettaPublicSafety (@AlpharettaDPS) September 22, 2020

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