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I-75 NB in Henry County reopens after truck wreck

Two injuries were reported when this car and truck collided on I-75 in Henry County Friday morning. WSB-TV photo.
Two injuries were reported when this car and truck collided on I-75 in Henry County Friday morning. WSB-TV photo.
By Mike Morris
Nov 27, 2015

All northbound lanes of I-75 were blocked early Friday by a wreck in Henry County, but traffic is now getting by in the two left lanes.

A tractor-trailer and a car were involved in the crash, which happened around 7 a.m. on I-75 northbound at Ga. 20 near McDonough.

Authorities reopened a couple of lanes just before 8 a.m.

Two people were reported injured in the crash.

Please return to AJC.com for updates and check the WSB 24-hour Traffic Center for more information on this and other issues on metro Atlanta interstates and roadways.

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