Multi-vehicle accident near Mt. Cory closes north and south I-75
Bluffton rescue crews are on the scene of a traffic-stopping accident on Interstate 75. Bluffton sirens were heard around 1:30 p.m.
Both northbound and southbound I-75 is closed at this posting at 2:15 p.m. Southbound is backup up several miles north of Mt. Cory. Northbound is backed up to Beaverdam.
It appears that two semi trucks and at least one car are involved, however more vehicles could also be part of the accident. One semi is off the interstate in a field. Another is off the interstate.
Traffic was heavy on State Route 103, 235 and County Road 313 as travelers caught in the stoppage looked for exits. Some of that traffic flooded into Main Street Bluffton. No other details are known as this story with photos is posted.
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