A damaged overpass has forced police to shut down Northbound US-23 in Washtenaw County through the weekend. (MDOT/MSP)
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – A damaged overpass has forced police to shut down Northbound US-23 in Washtenaw County through the weekend.
Michigan State Police said a crash was reported Friday afternoon on Northbound US-23 at the Warren Road overpass in Ann Arbor Township.
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Police said that a commercial vehicle pulling a trailer with a backhoe struck the overpass due to being over the height limit. Concrete from the overpass struck two other vehicles.
One person was transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
MDOT is on the scene assessing the “significant” damage to the overpass. MDOT said Northbound US-23 will remain closed through the weekend (Feb. 12-13), while crews investigate.
The photos below were posted by Michigan State Police on Twitter.
Overpass damaged after crash on US-23 in Ann Arbor Township. (MDOT/MSP)Overpass damaged after crash on US-23 in Ann Arbor Township. (MDOT/MSP)Overpass damaged after crash on US-23 in Ann Arbor Township. (MDOT/MSP)Overpass damaged after crash on US-23 in Ann Arbor Township. (MDOT/MSP)
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