Vehicle fire slows westbound I-10 outside Wallace Tunnel exit
MOBILE, Ala. — Westbound traffic on Interstate 10 is slowing because of a vehicle fire outside the exit of the Wallace Tunnel. Motorists should expect delays while crews work to…
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MOBILE, Ala. — Westbound traffic on Interstate 10 is slowing because of a vehicle fire outside the exit of the Wallace Tunnel. Motorists should expect delays while crews work to…
MOBILE, Ala. — A truck fire inside the westbound lanes of the Wallace Tunnel on Interstate 10 is causing traffic problems in Mobile this afternoon. ALGO Traffic cameras inside the…
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Rep. Bradley Byrne says Gulf oil and gas revenue sharing could help pay for the proposed I-10 Bridge and Bayway expansion in Mobile.
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