Head-on, wrong way crash closes NB I-71-75 on Brent Spence Bridge for hours

Covington police affirm they’re trying into whether or not impairment is a think about a wrong-way, head-on crash that closed northbound Interstate 71/75 for hours on the Brent Spence Bridge early Monday.

All Northbound I-71/75 lanes are open again on the Brent Spence Bridge after a wrong-way, head-on crash closed it for hours overnight, according to Kenton County dispatchers.
All Northbound I-71/75 lanes are open once more on the Brent Spence Bridge after a wrong-way, head-on crash closed it for hours in a single day, in line with Kenton County dispatchers.

“We’re nonetheless working to find out the reason for the accident, and we don’t know but if alcohol or medicine have been an element,” Covington Police Spokesman Lt. Justini Bradbury tells FOX19 NOW.

The motive force of a southbound car within the northbound lanes hit a northbound car head-on at 12:15 a.m. Monday, he confirms.

All Northbound I-71/75 lanes are open again on the Brent Spence Bridge after a serious crash closed it for hours overnight, according to Kenton County dispatchers.
All Northbound I-71/75 lanes are open once more on the Brent Spence Bridge after a severe crash closed it for hours in a single day, in line with Kenton County dispatchers.

All lanes have been closed till about 4:30 a.m.

Each drivers have been taken to the College of Cincinnati Medical Heart. The incorrect-way driver is listed in crucial situation, in line with Lt. Bradbury. The northbound driver is being handled for non-life-threatening accidents, he added.

Each automobiles have been occupied by just one driver, in line with Lt. Bradbury.

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