Wisconsin 94 Accident – An “enormous accident” including 40-50 vehicles shut a part of Interstate 94 Thursday in western Wisconsin, as indicated by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office. Specialists got a report of an accident around 5:45 a.m. Thursday on Interstate 94 close to Hixton, as per the Wisconsin State Patrol. Various accidents, vehicles running off the street, and jack-cut semis happened because of freezing precipitation and frosty streets.

This photograph from the Hixton Fire Department shows semi-trucks consuming later a multi-vehicle crash on I-94 in western Wisconsin early Thursday. At the point when the crisis workforce showed up on the scene, they found a semi-truck was ablaze in the middle with two traveler vehicles under it. Various optional accidents and spillovers happened in a similar region, the State Patrol said. Travelers of the vehicles were moved by transport to a protected area.

Lt. Tim Weiberg of the Wisconsin State Patrol said that 40 to 50 vehicles were engaged with the occurrence. There were no fatalities and just minor wounds announced, he said Thursday evening. They desire to get the two paths open by the afternoon.

Traffic at 8:34 a.m. Thursday on Interstate 94 in Jackson County is upheld at Wisconsin 121 exit in light of a “monstrous accident,” as per the Sheriff’s Office. Starting at 1 p.m. Thursday, bits of Interstate 94 were as yet shut because of the accidents. The eastward paths are shut from Eau Claire County HH in Foster to State 121 in Northfield. The westward path of I-94 is shut between U.S. 10 in Osseo to U.S. 12/State 27 in Black River Falls. Traffic in the two paths is being rerouted.

The Wisconsin State Patrol office in Eau Claire announced cold conditions along I-94 in Jackson, Eau Claire, and Dunn regions. “Freezing precipitation caused frosty/unsafe street conditions toward the beginning of today,” the State Patrol revealed.