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Fuel Spill On I-287 Prompts Traffic Delays In Morris County

A fuel spill on I-287 in Morris County has prompted commuting delays Friday afternoon, authorities said.

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A fuel spill on I-287 in Morris County has prompted commuting delays Friday afternoon, authorities said.
A fuel spill on I-287 in Morris County has prompted commuting delays Friday afternoon, authorities said. (Kristin Borden/Patch)

MORRIS COUNTY, NJ — Authorities reported commuting delays on Friday afternoon due to a fuel spill and an overturned truck on Interstate 287 in Morris County.

The spill is located on the northbound side of the interstate, south of Exit 52 – NJ 23, near Montville Township, according to the New Jersey Department of Transportation's 511NJ website.

The agency stated that all lanes are currently closed and that all traffic is using the shoulder.

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Drivers are advised to expect delays in the surrounding areas.

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