A major traffic crash in West Valley City caused the complete shutdown of the southbound lanes on Mountain View Corridor early Tuesday morning. The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) first reported the incident shortly before 6 a.m., prompting an immediate emergency response.
Limited Information on Crash Details
Authorities have not yet released specific details about what led to the crash or how many vehicles were involved. Emergency crews quickly arrived at the scene and closed all southbound lanes to ensure safety and allow first responders to assess the roadway.
Lane Closure and Expected Delays
UDOT stated that no estimated reopening time has been given for the closed lanes on Mountain View Corridor. Drivers traveling through the area were urged to prepare for significant delays, as congestion built up throughout the morning.
Alternate Routes for Commuters
Motorists needing to bypass the closure were advised to use State Route 111 or 5600 West, both of which remained fully open to traffic. These alternate roads helped alleviate some of the heavy congestion caused by the Mountain View Corridor crash.
The early-morning crash on Mountain View Corridor in West Valley City resulted in a full closure of southbound lanes and heavy traffic delays. With limited crash information available and no timeline for reopening, UDOT urged drivers to plan ahead and consider alternate routes such as SR-111 and 5600 West. As authorities continue investigating, motorists are encouraged to stay updated on travel advisories for safer and smoother commuting.
