SANTA FE COUNTY, NM — Emergency crews responded to a jackknifed tractor-trailer Thursday morning on Interstate 25 near southwest Santa Fe, according to the New Mexico Department of Transportation.
The accident occurred on the southbound lanes at mile marker 266, about 12 miles southwest of the city. It was first reported by NMDOT at 10:11 a.m.
Authorities have not released details on the cause of the wreck, but at the time of the initial report, crews were working to clear the scene.
Road Closure: I 25 southbound at mile marker 266, 12 miles south of Santa Fe. I 25 southbound is closed due to a jack-knifed tractor trailer. Emergency services are on the scene and working to clear the crash scene as soon as possible. #NMDOTcares pic.twitter.com/pDUxfDyOSX
— NMDOT (@NMDOT) December 29, 2022
All southbound lanes were closed in the immediate aftermath, but the northbound interstate remained open to traffic.
UPDATE: I-25 northbound is open. Drive with caution. #NMDOTcares pic.twitter.com/sef2nHJ1Rw
— NMDOT (@NMDOT) December 29, 2022
As of this writing, no injuries have been reported.
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