DPS HP Jacksonville

2 CMV accident on I-20 WB exit 199. Traffic moving slow. Use caution.

Most roads in Calhoun county are clear, use caution in the northern part of the county due to some icy still on the road. Use caution.

All roads are clear in Talladega, Clay, Cleburne and Randolph.

To check the conditions of Alabama’s state and federal highways on the (ALDOT) Web site at dot.state.al.us.

Several ice patches on I 20 and US 78 in Cleburne County. Use caution. DOT enroute to cover ice with sand.

Traffic Accident on US 431 south of I-20. Use Caution Road Blockage due to overturned CMV.

Slow traffic on I-20 mm 212 EB due to accident. Please use caution. Could last an hour or so.

I-20 wb will be closed at exit 173 due to traffic accident. Life saver will land to transport injuried. Should reopen lanes soon.

Lane closed on I-20, mm 213 wb due to accident. Right & shoulder lanes closed several hours. Use caution, drive slowly

Lane blockage on I-20 191 mm WB due to vehicle fire. One lane open. Traffic moving slowly. Use caution. Use US 78 as detour.

Truck Fire mm 199 on I-20. Use US 78 detour exit at 191 or 199.

Truck fire on I-20 ,WB mile marker 198. Fire Dept on scene along with Troopers. Use US 78 exit 199 as detour. Use caution. Slow traffic.

Accident in Cleburne Co. on Co Rd 70 Borden Springs Area. Road blockage. Use caution.

Please be aware of Talladega Race Traffic on I-20 today and tomorrow. Drive safe.

I-20 WB 165mm at the riverside bridge the left lane is closed due to an accident. Traffic is moving slowly but backed up approx. 1 mile.

I-20 EB both lanes are open. Traffic is still backed up and moving slowly. Use caution.

Due to EB lanes of I-20 being closed at the 199mm. Detour route is take the.199 exit turn left. Turn right on US 78. Re-enter I-20 ahead.

I-20 EB at 201mm commercial vehicle accident. The EB side of the interstate is closed. Traffic is being diverted off I-20 at the 199mm.

I-20 EB at the 202mm one lane is closed due to commercial vehicle accident. Clean up is still in progress. Use caution