Editor's note: See updates at the end of the story.
The season's first snow overnight has led to crashes all over Washtenaw County's expressways this morning, dispatchers with the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Department said.
If you're heading out to shop or back to work, attempt to avoid I-94, US-23 and M-14 if you can.
Several busy roadways around Ann Arbor are currently closed, Ann Arbor Police Lt. Renee Bush said at 7:30 a.m.
Among them:
- I-94 at Jackson Road is closed in both directions.
- I-94 at the M-14 split is closed.
- Southbound State Street over I-94 is closed.
In addition, an accident involving at least three vehicles is slowing traffic on the bridge over I-94 on Ann Arbor-Saline Road.
Several of the crashes involve injuries, Bush said. She said all the city's available police units are at the crashes, and a total of 10 tow trucks were called to deal with the wrecks.
County dispatchers said I-94, US-23 and M-14 are a "mess," with multiple crashes on each. No serious injuries were reported, but some areas are down to one lane.
Secondary roads aren't as bad, dispatchers said.
Update at 9 a.m.:Â Washtenaw County dispatchers say the roadways are looking better, and most of this morning's crashes have been cleared up. However, northbound US-23 at I-94 is down to one lane and is expected to remain that way for a little longer as a crash is being cleaned up.
Update at 10:30 a.m.:Â Driver killed on I-94 near Chelsea after losing control on black ice, police say
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