SR-176 reopened after crash that trapped person
One person was trapped in the vehicle, according to a social media post from the Association of Cleveland Firefighters IAFF Local 93. Firefighters were expected to use hydraulic jaws to free them.
Motorists were asked to avoid SR-176 North if possible.
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ODOT traffic cameras showed SR-176 traffic backed up to at least Spring Road.
Just after 1 p.m. on Thursday, motorists on SR-176 were told to expect a delay of about a half-hour between mile markers 17 and 18, according to ODOT.
Footage from the crash scene shows cars were being routed past just after 1:30 p.m.
ODOT just before 3 p.m. reported the roadway had been reopened.
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