Accidents at 14th St. Bridge
5 p.m. Update: D.C. officials say the accident has been cleared from the northbound lanes of the Southeast-Southwest Freeway have
Original post: District officials said there are two multi-vehicle accidents on and near the 14th Street bridge at the start of the Friday rush hour.
Police responded to the 14th street bridge about 4 p.m. for an accident, said Officer Hugh Carew, a spokesman.
Authorities also reported an accident in the northbound lanes of the Southeast-Southwest Freeway about 4:15 p.m. District transportation officials said the accident was near the 12th St. exit and two lanes of traffic were shut down.
No serious injuries were reported but traffic delays were expected.
By
Clarence Williams
| February 4, 2011; 4:54 PM ET
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Congestion, District
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