LENGTHY DELAYS: A cement truck rollover is snarling traffic on northbound I-5 at SR 520 in Seattle. The truck also spilled a portion of its load on to the freeway. FOX13
The crash happened around 8:20 a.m. Authorities said nobody was hurt, and no other vehicles were involved in the crash.A cement truck rollover blocked all lanes of northbound I-5 at SR 520 in Seattle on Friday morning.
The Washington State Department of Transportation said cars were slowly getting by on the left shoulder.The Washington State Patrol said drivers should expect lengthy delays Friday morning on I-5 North through
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