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I-75 reopens after deadly crash in Cobb County Traffic is moving again Friday on a busy stretch of Interstate 75 after a deadly crash. A pick-up truck driver died after colliding with a big rig in the northbound lanes near Delk Road in Cobb County. Building and engineering contracts by b s patil pdf download. This crash happened around 9:15 a.m. As the highway was jammed with people heading out of town for the holiday weekend.

Most the northbound side was shut down for several hours as authorities investigated. The driver of a pickup truck crashed into the back of the tractor trailer, pinning part of the front of the pickup under the rig. The driver died at the scene. TRENDING STORIES: • • • News Chopper 2 was in the air within minutes and captured live video of the scene for Channel 2 Action News at Noon. Thousands were stuck in traffic backups on the highway and surface streets. Driver Eric Williams got trapped in the traffic gridlock in the wake of the deadly collision. “I'm right here trying to push through it.

It's not looking good,” Williams said. A woman who works near the interstate heard the wailing sirens of police and paramedics. While she doesn't know the cause of the crash, she said it's often the resulted of distracting driving. “I just wish people would stop texting and driving and slow down, pay attention to what they're doing,” said Kristin Cook.

Williams told Channel 2’s Tom Regan while he may have lost an hour or two stuck in traffic, someone else is grieving the loss of a loved one. “It's sad to hear, it's really sad to hear somebody lost their life, right before the holidays,” Williams said.

The deceased driver is identified as 32-year-old Maurio Andrews of Smyrna. © 2019 Cox Media Group.