Officials shut down I-35E along Hi Line Dr. due to pedestrian-vehicle crash
DALLAS, TX – Authorities shut down several lanes on Interstate 35 East after a pedestrian-vehicle crash along Hi Line Drive on Wednesday, NBCDFW reports.
Deputies said a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on the interstate’s northbound lanes.
It’s unclear whether this was the same Wednesday morning fatal pedestrian crash reported on I-35 as well.
Regardless, officials said that by 8:30 a.m., traffic delays were seen towards the Oak Lawn exit as crews worked to clean up debris from the crash and restore safe road conditions.
Any new information will be added once we learn more.
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