COBB COUNTY, Ga. — A massive truck fire shut down the Interstate 75 southbound ramp to Interstate 285 westbound lanes Thursday morning.
All lanes have since reopened, though cleanup continues on the shoulder.
The fire happened around 4:45 a.m. at the Cobb County cloverleaf.
Cobb County Fire Department said the Georgia Department of Transportation was inspecting the pillars involved in the wreck.
We are open with no anticipation of future closures at this time,” Natalie Dale with the Georgia Department of Transportation said. “Inspectors found damage to column cover but not impact to structural integrity of column.”
Our crews continue to work with @GADeptofTrans to clean up the wreckage and will have the road closed until the structure is inspected for safety. https://t.co/g4zO6QkRgj
— Cobb County Fire (@cobbcountyfire) December 23, 2021
All occupants of the tractor-trailer escaped with no injuries.
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The crash is part of a busy morning around metro Atlanta.
One person was killed in a fiery crash on I-85 southbound past North Druid Hills before the Lenox Road exit.
On the west side of town, a crash shut down all lanes of I-20 westbound before Hamilton E. Holmes Drive in Atlanta. The lanes are slowly starting to reopen.
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