SAN ANTONIO – UPDATE: The main lanes of Highway 90 westbound at Southwest 36 Street have reopened following a fatal crash early Thursday morning, according to Transguide.
The crash happened around 2:30 a.m. All lanes of the highway had been closed. Officials have not yet said what originally caused the accident.
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A fatal crash has shut down part of U.S. Highway 90 westbound on the city’s West Side early Thursday morning.
The crash happened around 2:30 a.m. on Highway 90, not far from Southwest 36th Street.
According to Transguide, at least one person was killed after a vehicle crashed into a work convoy. At this time, it is not exactly clear how the crash occurred.
All lanes of the highway are shut down and traffic is presently being diverted to the Southwest 36th Street exit. Traffic is currently backed up to South General McMullen. Officials advise using an alternate route if possible.
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TRAFFIC ALERT: Major crash shut down all lanes of US-90 WB at SW 36th Street. Transguide reporting this is a fatal crash after a driver struck a work convoy around 2:30 a.m. Traffic being diverted to 36th Street exit and backed up to S General McMullen. #KSATTraffic pic.twitter.com/n19Q2kgZUa
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