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Officials reopen NB lanes of I-285 near Camp Creek Parkway

I-285 northbound near Camp Creek Parkway is shut down after a crash involving a tractor-trailer. (Credit: Channel 2 Action News)
I-285 northbound near Camp Creek Parkway is shut down after a crash involving a tractor-trailer. (Credit: Channel 2 Action News)
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Sept 15, 2015

UPDATE: All northbound lanes have reopened on I-285 at Camp Creek Parkway. There are lingering delays by the I-85/285 ramps south of the airport.

ORIGINAL STORY: A crash involving a tractor-trailer has all lanes blocked on I-285 northbound near Camp Creek Parkway in Fulton County.

The Georgia Department of Transportation said the closed lanes were causing delays of more than two hours.

GDOT’s website said three cars and one tractor-trailer were involved in the crash. A 9:45 a.m., the site listed the expected clearance time as noon.

Channel 2 Action News recommended motorists use I-75/85 North as an alternate route.

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