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Crash slows I-75 North in Henry County

A serious crash has caused delays on northbound I-75 in Henry County. (Credit: Georgia Department of Transportation)
A serious crash has caused delays on northbound I-75 in Henry County. (Credit: Georgia Department of Transportation)
By Steve Burns
Aug 5, 2016

All lanes have now reopened to traffic on northbound I-75 in Henry County, according to the WSB 24-hour Traffic Center.

A serious crash had earlier closed all lanes in the area of Highway 20/81 (exit 218), the report said. Delays still stretch to Locust Grove (exit 212).

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