DENVER — A crash on northbound Interstate 25 after Alameda Avenue that backed up the Tuesday morning commute to Colorado Boulevard has since been cleared, Denver7 Traffic Expert Jayson Luber reports.
The crash closed four lanes of the highway, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation. It also created "parking lot conditions" from Colorado Boulevard, according to Luber, leading to a traffic bottleneck as of 6:46 a.m. Tuesday.
First responders were pushing all traffic to the right around the crash on northbound I-25, Luber observed.
Lincoln or Logan Streets to 8th Avenue, then to 6th Avenue, are good alternative routes, Luber said. Exiting at University will also get you up to Speer Boulevard, Luber advised.
All lanes were reopened by 7:25 a.m. Tuesday.
