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Happened early Tuesday morning on westbound I-40 near Juan Tabo Part of I-40 in Albuquerque reopened after early morning crash Happened early Tuesday morning on westbound I-40 near Juan Tabo WE’RE TALKING ABOUT. SO IT’S JUST A FEW HOURS OFF. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU ERIC. WE HAVE AN UPDATE ON A BREAKING TRAFFIC ALERT HAPPENING IN ALBUQUERQUE RIGHT NOW. PART OF I-40 IS BACK OPEN AFTER BEING CLOSED FOR SEVERAL HOURS BECAUSE OF A SERIOUS CRASH. PEYTON PELOSI IS LIVE WITH THE LATEST. AND, PEYTON, HOW’S TRAFFIC LOOKING NOW? YEAH. ROYALE. SO AS YOU CAN SEE BEHIND ME, SOME OF THESE CARS ARE STILL CHOOSING TO GET OFF ON THE JUAN TABO EXIT, BUT I’M GOING TO HAVE MY PHOTOGRAPHER PAN OVER THERE AS YOU CAN SEE, IT’S BUMPER TO BUMPER TRAFFIC ON I-40 RIGHT NOW. FROM WHAT WE KNOW, ONLY ONE LANE IS OPEN, SO THERE. THE CRASH IS STILL ON I-20 ON I-40. EXCUSE ME. AND IT IS CAUSING SOME LANES CLOSED IN THAT AREA. THAT’S ALL WE KNOW RIGHT NOW. WE KNOW THAT THE CRASH HAPPENED AT 245 THIS MORNING. WE THINK IT’S A ROLLOVER. THAT’S ALL WE KNOW AT THE MOMENT. WE’VE REACHED OUT TO POLICE FOR MORE INFORMATION, AND AS SOON AS WE KNOW THAT, WE’LL MAKE SURE TO LET YOU KNOW. Part of I-40 in Albuquerque reopened after early morning crash Happened early Tuesday morning on westbound I-40 near Juan Tabo A part of I-40 in northeast Albuquerque is back open after a car crash.This happened in the westbound lanes near Juan Tabo around 2:45 a.m. Tuesday morning. Details about the crash are limited.Police shut down I-40 westbound at Juan Tabo for a few hours.They reopened lanes around 6:45 a.m. but some lanes are still closed around the crash.We have reached out to Albuquerque and State Police for more information.This is a developing story. Stay with KOAT as we get the latest updates. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —A part of I-40 in northeast Albuquerque is back open after a car crash.This happened in the westbound lanes near Juan Tabo around 2:45 a.m. Tuesday morning. Details about the crash are limited.Police shut down I-40 westbound at Juan Tabo for a few hours.They reopened lanes around 6:45 a.m. but some lanes are still closed around the crash.We have reached out to Albuquerque and State Police for more information.This is a developing story. Stay with KOAT as we get the latest updates. Top Picks

EAST BAY, CA — Before you head out the door, check out Patch's daily traffic report — which covers closures, crashes, hazards and SigAlerts across the Bay Area. Here are the latest traffic updates that will impact your travel on Friday, Oct. 21, 2022. Notably, all lanes are blocked near the 680/84 intersection due to a SigAlert. Delays are also reported on 24 near Oakland.Use the map to zoom in on your commute for real-time traffic updates. Scroll down past the map for major incidents and closures in your area. IncidentsFind out what's happening in Pleasantonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.Traffic Collision and Severe traffic alert on I-680 Northbound at CA-84 E (Sunol). All lanes blocked. Avoid the area. Traffic Hazard on CA-24 Eastbound west of Claremont Ave (Oakland). Lane affected. Expect delays. Find out what's happening in Pleasantonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.Residual delays on I-80 Westbound at El Portal Dr (San Pablo). All lanes open. Expect delays. Residual delays on I-680 Northbound at N Capitol Ave (San Jose). Right shoulder affected. Expect delays.Disabled tractor trailer on CA-92 Westbound east of US-101 N (San Mateo). Right lane blocked. Expect delays. Severe traffic alert and Traffic Collision with Injuries and Overturned vehicle on CA-17 Northbound south of S Santa Cruz Ave (Los Gatos). Left lane blocked. Expect delays.Traffic Collision on I-80 Westbound east of Fremont St (San Francisco). Left lanes blocked. Expect delays. Fog on US-101 Northbound and Southbound at Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco). Lanes affected. Traffic advisory in effect. ClosuresEmergency construction on I-680 Northbound at CA-84 E (Sunol). All lanes closed until 10 AM. Roadwork on I-580 Eastbound at Richmond San Rafael Bridge (Richmond). Right shoulder closed. Expect delays. Long-term construction on I-580 Eastbound entering at Bayview Ave (Richmond). On Ramp closed. Expect delays. Roadwork and Long-term construction on CA-82 Northbound at W Charleston Rd (Palo Alto). Right lane closed until 3 PM. Long-term construction on CA-9 Northbound at CA-236 (Unincorporated). Lane blocked. Expect delays. Bridge work on I-80 Westbound entering at Sonoma Blvd (Vallejo). On Ramp closed until midnight. Roadwork on CA-29 Southbound at Deer Park Rd (St Helena). Lane closed. One way traffic control in effect. Roadwork on CA-92 Westbound at San Mateo Bridge - Toll Plaza (Hayward). Right lane and shoulder closed. Expect delays. Roadwork on US-101 Northbound between Bridgeway (Sausalito) and CA-1 N (Sausalito). Lanes closed until 8 AM.Get more

The Future and GOConstruction NoticeRouge Hill GOThere is ongoing repair work to the elevators in the west pedestrian tunnel. These repairs are completed in phases, and there is no accessible eastbound GO train service from Rouge Hill GO. Dignity shuttle services are available for eastbound customers. There are no changes for customers who do not require elevator access to the platforms. Ongoing until the end of March: Elevator one, located on platform one, will be closed for repairs. March 10 until mid-July: Elevator two, located on platform two, will be closed for repairs. If you require accessible services, here’s what you need to know: Eastbound: There will be no accessible train service at Rouge Hill GO from Jan. 6 to mid-July. During the closures, eastbound customers are encouraged to use an alternate GO station; Pickering GO - approximately 14-minute drive. Guildwood GO - approximately 14-minute drive. Westbound: Service is still accessible on platform one at Rouge Hill GO via the accessible ramp from the parking lot to the platform. Please note: During these closures, it is not recommended for customers who require accessible services to travel westbound from the south side (Waterfront Trail), as this will require you to backtrack. If you must travel westbound from the south side, board the eastbound train from Rouge Hill GO. Deboard the train at Pickering GO, and transfer to a westbound train. Dignity services are available. Here is what you need to know about Dignity and the shuttle services:For customers travelling eastbound from Rouge Hill GO, please proceed to the designated pick-up/ drop-off area, a shuttle to Pickering GO is available upon request. For customers travelling eastbound towards Rouge Hill GO, please deboard the train at Guildwood GO, a shuttle to Rouge Hill is available upon request. Call 416-398-2222 and dial “0”, to request a shuttle.Please follow the wayfinding signage and meet the shuttle at the designated pick up / drop off area. No prior booking is required. Service is available, seven days a week:Mon-Fri: 5:30 a.m. - 12:30 a.m.Sat-Sun: 6:30 a.m. - 1:45 a.m.

New York State requires all vehicles with a GVWR of 10,000+ pounds to stop at designated inspection and weigh stations. There are 18 such weigh stations throughout the state. CDL holders who miss weigh stations can be pulled over by state troopers or other law enforcement officers and ticketed. What Are the Penalties for Failing to Stop at a Weigh Station in New York?Fines: New York State does not have a fixed fine for missing a weigh station; the amount is determined by the courts and can range between $50 and $300, according to New York State Police. Points: A conviction means 2 points on one’s CDL. This is assuming the officer does not ticket the driver for other offenses (e.g. speeding, failure to obey traffic control device), which can often happen. Inspection: Officers who pull over a trucker or other CDL holder for missing a weigh station are more likely to conduct a roadside inspection. Lost time: A CDL holder who is pulled over for not stopping at a weigh station could be ordered to turn around and go back to it. This can result is a lot of lost time. Even worse, a truck that might have otherwise been subject to a Level 6 inspection could be ordered to undergo a Level 1, which takes more time and is more likely to result in an out-of-service order. Suspension: CDL holders who reach 11 points on their license can find their driving privileges in New York State suspended. Those whose license was issued outside NY will no longer be allowed to drive in the state (personal or CMV); those who are licensed by NY will not be able to drive at all!Fleet SMS: Whenever a driver for a fleet is convicted of skipping a weigh station, is can affect the carrier’s (and driver’s) FMCSA’s Safety Measure System (SMS) score. The SMS is part of the CSA that measures the safety record of commercial motor carriers.Where Are Weigh Stations in New York State? NY has 18 weigh stations as indicated by the chart below:Weigh StationHighway / RouteMileBathI 86 (Westbound)147Bedford HillsI 684 (Northbound)25.5Bedford HillsI 684 (Southbound)15.5CampbellI 86 (Eastbound)160Cannan Toll BoothI 90 (Westbound) Clifton Park (Albany North)I 87 (Northbound)14Lake Katrine (Kingston)I 87 (Northbound)99Laphams Mills (Plattsburgh)I 87 (Northbound)146Ludingtonville I 84 (Eastbound)55LudingtonvilleI 84 (Westbound)55MedfordI 495 (Eastbound)125.5MedfordI 495 (Westbound)125.5MiddletownI 84 (Eastbound)16Mount MorrisI 390 (Northbound)38Mount MorrisI 390 (Southbound)38N. Hudson (Underwood)I 87 (Northbound)99PlainviewI 495 (Eastbound)77.3Wallkill Inspection (Maybrook)I