Press ESC to close

Real Time New York Car Accident AlertsReal Time New York Car Accident Alerts

Major Traffic Disruption on I-81 Northbound in Syracuse: February 6, 2025 Crash Causes Significant Delays Near South Salina Street

female-motorist-involved-in-car-accident-calling

On February 6, 2025, a significant traffic incident occurred on I-81 northbound, just past Exit 17, which serves South Salina Street, Brighton Avenue, and State Street in Syracuse, New York. The crash resulted in the closure of two out of the three available lanes, causing substantial delays for morning commuters. This section of I-81 is a critical artery for those traveling through the heart of Syracuse, connecting various neighborhoods and facilitating access to key local destinations. The incident began at approximately 8:46 AM, a peak time for traffic as residents make their way to work and school. The surrounding area is a bustling part of Syracuse, known for its vibrant community and proximity to essential services and businesses. South Salina Street, in particular, is a major thoroughfare lined with shops, restaurants, and residential areas, making it a vital part of the city’s infrastructure. Brighton Avenue and State Street also play crucial roles in the local traffic network, providing access to various parts of the city. The closure of lanes on I-81 northbound not only affected those directly on the highway but also had a ripple effect on the surrounding roadways, as drivers sought alternative routes to avoid the congestion. This incident highlights the importance of staying informed about traffic conditions, especially during peak travel times, to ensure a smoother and safer journey through Syracuse’s busy streets.

Injured In A Car Crash? Click to Call Harding Mazzotti, LLP, Today!

Contact Us for A Free Consultation, Today!

Quick Contact
First
Last

By submitting your request via our online forms or chat, you grant permission to our company and any third party affiliate or law firm to contact you by phone, text messaging (Message & data rates may apply. You can reply STOP to opt-out of further messaging.) and/or email using the phone number or email address that you provided so we may assist you with your request for a free case evaluation and you consent to the use of an automatic telephone dialing system and or a telephone dialing system using an artificial or prerecorded voice message, even if the number you provide us is a wireless line. You acknowledge that submitting this form and the information contained therein does not establish an attorney client relationship, and therefore, you will not rely upon this information as legal advice. By submitting this form, you understand that any information received in response to this questionnaire is general information for which there will be no charge.