Two vehicle crash closes Hwy 24 at 5th Street in Quincy : News : ConnectTriStates.com

Two vehicle crash closes Hwy 24 at 5th Street in Quincy

by KHQA Newsdesk

Posted: 08.09.2012 at 11:54 AM

KHQA Newsdesk

A semi truck hit a car and emergency crews were called in to clean up a diesel leak from the damaged truck.

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QUINCY, ILL. -- A section of Highway 24 where it meets 5th Street is closed and one person was transported to Blessing Hospital following a crash.

A semi truck hit a car and emergency crews were called in to clean up a diesel leak from the damaged truck.

Crews are continuing clean up efforts and if you are traveling in this area expect delays.

An investigation is being conducted.

KHQA will bring you more details as they are released.

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