CHICAGO (CBS) — I-55 south of I-80 is closed following a crash involving two semi-trucks.
Chopper 2 was at the scene of the crash that happened around 5:30 a.m. Wednesday morning
One semi carrying 50,000 pounds of water slammed into another carrying 80,000 pounds of soybeans – both spilling onto the roadway.
Two semis have been involved in a violent crash SB on I-55 south of I-80. Both units remained upright, but a load of soybeans is scattered across the roadway. SB 55 will be closed at 80 for at least 4 hours. More at https://t.co/vhbRxCdj7Jpic.twitter.com/27ajQ9uda6
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