Traffic in Kansas City Remains Smooth with Minor Incidents and Some Delays

Traffic Update: Kansas City on the Move!

Hey there, Kansas City! If you’re out and about or just planning your day, we’ve got the latest updates on traffic conditions in your area. Today seems to be a quiet one on the highways, but let’s break down what you need to know if you’re hitting the road.

No Major Traffic Incidents… For Now!

At this moment, we’re happy to report that there are currently no major traffic incidents affecting the highways in Kansas City. That’s a rare win for everyone who dreads the delays and congestion of a busy day on the road!

Except for a Few Broken Down Vehicles

Now, while we’re enjoying the smooth traffic flow, there are a few incidents here and there that are worth noting. It seems Sunday wasn’t entirely free of hiccups, as several vehicles decided to take an unexpected break. Here’s a quick rundown:

  • Purple Heart Trail: There’s a broken down vehicle between Lamar Avenue exit 232A and I-35 North. Watch for some delays along that stretch affecting about 540 feet.
  • I-35 in Olathe: A vehicle is on the side of the road between I-435/Exit 222 and 119th Street/Exit 220. This incident spans 610 feet, so be alert if you’re in the area.
  • I-35 in Overland Park: Another vehicle malfunction has been reported between Antioch Road/Exit 230 and I-635/Exit 231, affecting just 160 feet.
  • I-70 in Kansas City: There’s a broken down vehicle from Third Street/James St/Exit 423 to I-35/Beardsley Road/Exit 2, stretching 430 feet.
  • I-435 in Kansas City: A vehicle broke down between I-70/Exit 63 and Stadium Drive, impacting 640 feet.

Crashes Reported – Keep An Eye Out!

Unfortunately, there were a few crashes today that caused some delays:

  • Eastbound I-70: There was a crash affecting 120 feet from 110th Street/Exit 410 to I-435/Exit 411. Please drive cautiously in this area.
  • Northbound US-69 in Overland Park: A crash has led to some travel issues between 95th Street and 87th Street, impacting close to 1.10 miles of roadway.
  • West 101st Terrace: A traffic warning is in effect after a crash from exit 222B to I-435 North, affecting a stretch where you should be extra careful.
  • Northbound I-435 in Lenexa: Yet another crash was reported from Lackman Road/Exit 1 to K-10/Exit 1, covering 120 feet.

Route Closures – Plan Ahead!

And just when you thought it couldn’t get any trickier…

  • East Truman Road: This road is temporarily closed between I-70 East and East 15th Ter, impacting about 300 feet. Detours may be necessary.

So, consider dialing back the speed and staying tuned to your favorite traffic updates as you hit the streets today. Whether you’re commuting to work, heading out for errands, or just enjoying a leisurely drive around Kansas City, safety first!

Check back for continuous updates, and remember, you can always help your fellow drivers by sharing any incidents you come across on your journey. Safe travels, Kansas City!

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