Traffic On I 17 North To Flagstaff - It's in the construction zone. Air traffic controllers rushed to divert aircraft after elon muskโs rocket exploded debris streaking across the caribbean appeared to cause confusion and delays. Southbound from black canyon city. Bumper to bumper, moving at a crawl open report. Traffic is at a standstill and slowly creeping at times. It's in the construction zone. The freeway was closed at milepost 310, south of munds park, around 5 a. m. , the arizona department of transportation said. Traffic started getting through again around 6:45 a. m. Traffic is lighter north of that point because some motorists head west on state route 69 to the prescott area. Southbound traffic is heavier south of cordes junction because. Sections of either left or right lanes will be closed nightly from. Southbound from black canyon city. Bumper to bumper, moving at a crawl open report. Traffic is at a standstill and slowly creeping at times. It's in the construction zone. Air traffic controllers rushed to divert aircraft after elon muskโs rocket exploded debris streaking across the caribbean appeared to cause confusion and delays. Southbound from black canyon city. Bumper to bumper, moving at a crawl open report. Traffic is at a standstill and slowly creeping at times. It's in the construction zone. The freeway was closed at milepost 310, south of munds park, around 5 a. m. , the arizona department of transportation said. Traffic started getting through again around 6:45 a. m.
It's in the construction zone. Air traffic controllers rushed to divert aircraft after elon muskโs rocket exploded debris streaking across the caribbean appeared to cause confusion and delays. Southbound from black canyon city. Bumper to bumper, moving at a crawl open report. Traffic is at a standstill and slowly creeping at times. It's in the construction zone. The freeway was closed at milepost 310, south of munds park, around 5 a. m. , the arizona department of transportation said. Traffic started getting through again around 6:45 a. m.