Update: Interstate 37 reopens after tractor-trailer rollover near Braunig Lake
A rollover crash involving a tractor-trailer has closed one lane on I-37 North at Braunig Lake. (TxDOT)
SAN ANTONIO – Update: The right lane on northbound Interstate 37 near Braunig Lake has reopened after a tractor-trailer crash on Tuesday morning.
Original: A rollover crash involving a tractor-trailer has closed one lane of Interstate 37 near Braunig Lake on Tuesday morning.
The crash happened on the northbound lanes of I-37 near Donop Road in Southeast Bexar County.
This is resulting in a big backup inbound on I-37. Drivers should use caution.
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