Roads Closed after Collision along Interstate 15

LAS VEGAS, NV (June 28, 2022) – On Monday, an injury crash at Interstate 15 resulted in multiple road closures.

The incident happened sometime in the afternoon, along I-15 near Lower Flat Top Drive.

According to the Nevada Highway Patrol, they responded to the collision reported in the area, however, the events leading to the crash remain unknown.

At this time, officers have not released the total number of injured or their identities.

The accident closed off the lanes and motorists had to exit at Riverside Road for a detour.

Eventually, police officers cleared the lanes of the I-15 and have since reopened around 4:15 p.m.

Las Vegas Officials continue to work and determine the cause of the injury crash at Interstate 15 and will released updates once available.

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