I-95 Accident Today Virginia – Starting at a Tuesday morning nearby time, drivers in northern Virginia had been stuck for over 15 hours on Interstate 95 later an accident including six heavy means of transport and some brought down trees ground traffic to a stop.

Both northward and southward paths of 1-95 were impeded close to Fredericksburg, as indicated by the Virginia Department of Transportation. A large number of those secured in the shop said they’re running out of fuel for warming and were without food or water. Among those caught is one of Virginia’s US representatives, Tim Kaine, who tweeted Tuesday morning that he’d been stuck for 19 hours.

“I began my typical 2-hour drive to DC at 1 pm yesterday. after 19 hours, I’m as yet not close to the Capitol,” he composed.

The NBC News White House reporter Josh Lederman, who was trapped in the rush hour gridlock, tweeted Tuesday morning that traffic was beginning to move northward.

The different truck crashes happened as Virginia was covered with more than 14 crawls of snow, leaving more than 400,000 occupants without power.

“There’s snow all over the place. I want to keep the hotness on,” Kiran Bose, a driver making a trip with four others to Richmond, told Insider on Monday night. “I’m a quarter tank away from the end.”

He said his vehicle hadn’t moved for four hours as of 1:30 a.m., and the 24-year-old ongoing alumni expressed what should be a five-hour drive had transformed into a 12-hour difficulty in bone-chilling climate.

“Everybody’s in almost the same situation. The vast majority of them were out of their vehicles, yet they couldn’t endure the cool,” Bose said. The temperature in Fredericksburg as of Tuesday 4 a.m. was 16 degrees Fahrenheit, as indicated by Accuweather.