I-4 reopens after crash near Lake Mary rest stop Details about wreck not released
SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – Drivers taking part in the morning commute found themselves at a standstill on I-4 Wednesday morning.
The delay was due to a crash on eastbound I-4 near Lake Mary Boulevard in Seminole County.
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Traffic cameras showed multiple lanes blocked and several emergency crew vehicles at the scene.
Trooper Steve said heavy equipment was brought in to clean up the mess.
Details about the crash have not been released.
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