Route 17 reopens after crash involving downed power lines

Route 17 reopens after crash involving downed power lines
Barton A. Thrasher P.E. Chief Engineer — Virginia Department of Transportation
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All lanes of Route 17 (Warrenton Road) in Stafford County have reopened after a temporary closure. The road was previously closed due to a crash that involved downed power lines.

Traffic detours for both northbound and southbound directions on Route 17 have been removed. However, there is now a vehicle height restriction in place. Vehicles taller than 15 feet, 6 inches are not permitted between Lichfield Boulevard/McWhirt Loop and Plantation Drive.



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