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UPDATED AT 238 P.M. Highway reopened after crash south of Moscow blocked southbound lanes near Eid Road

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A Tuesday morning crash on U. S. Highway 95 south of Moscow has blocked southbound lanes near Eid Road, causing significant traffic delays. The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) has advised drivers to take alternative routes while crews respond to the scene. ITD expects the highway to be open within an hour, which will help alleviate the current congestion.

Local law enforcement is on-site to manage traffic and ensure safety during the incident. This disruption underscores the need for timely communication from transportation officials to the public. Past incidents have shown that quick response times can significantly reduce traffic impacts. The ITD is committed to restoring normal traffic conditions as soon as possible. Motorists are encouraged to stay updated on the situation through official channels.

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