Lansing, MI – A multi-car pileup on southbound I-69 near Hartel Rd caused significant traffic disruptions late Saturday night, leading to the closure of the highway’s southbound lanes for several hours. The crash, which occurred on the overpass, involved multiple vehicles and forced authorities to shut down the affected lanes to clear debris and assess the scene.
Emergency responders were quickly on the scene, and traffic was diverted as crews worked to manage the aftermath of the accident. While the exact cause of the pileup remains under investigation, the event caused major delays for drivers in the area.
By early Sunday morning, the southbound lanes of I-69 had been reopened, allowing traffic to resume normal flow. There is no official word yet on the number of individuals involved in the crash or the extent of any injuries.
Authorities are continuing to gather information about the incident and urge drivers to exercise caution in the area, especially during inclement weather or low-visibility conditions, which may have contributed to the pileup.
Motorists are advised to stay informed about road conditions and closures to avoid further delays as cleanup efforts continue.
