Jackknifed semi causes Shoreline traffic backup on I-5 South
The incident happened around 11 a.m. just south of Ballinger Park in the Shoreline neighborhood on May 17.
The HOV lane, left travel lane, and center lane of I-5 were all blocked for an extended period as crews worked to clear the site of crash debris.
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