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Overturned Tractor Trailer Closes Street Road in Bensalem

An overturned tractor trailer carrying hazardous materials closed a busy intersection on Street Road Tuesday

The accident occurred just before 10:35 am at the intersection of Street Rd and  Kingston Way.

The incident was placed under control, officials said, but the roadway remains closed as of 2:30 pm

Motorists are being asked to avoid the area.

Officials said in a tweet hazardous materials incident.

The Pennsylvania Turnpike exit at Street Road is also closed, officials said.

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Overturned Tractor Trailer Closes Street Road in Bensalem

An overturned tractor trailer carrying hazardous materials closed a busy intersection on Street Road Tuesday

The accident occurred just before 10:35 am at the intersection of Street Rd and  Kingston Way.

The incident was placed under control, officials said, but the roadway remains closed as of 2:30 pm

Motorists are being asked to avoid the area.

Officials said in a tweet hazardous materials incident.

The Pennsylvania Turnpike exit at Street Road is also closed, officials said.

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