I-84 in Morgan County reopens after semi truck rollover
Apr 3, 2025, 11:16 AM | Updated: 3:36 pm
A semi rolled over on I-84 in Morgan County on Thursday, April 3, 2025. (Lt. Cam Roden/Utah Highway Patrol)
(Lt. Cam Roden/Utah Highway Patrol)
SALT LAKE CITY — A semi truck hauling wood products rolled on eastbound Interstate 84 in Morgan County on Thursday, causing hours-long lane closures.
The rollover happened at 8:20 a.m. and caused minor injuries to a passenger. The male driver was not injured.
I-84 EB is CLOSED approaching the Taggart’s Grill due to a crash. Exit in Morgan City and use alternate route to avoid delays. pic.twitter.com/udkEsGXzDx
— Heather Kelly (@HeatherKellyMMS) April 3, 2025
Originally, all traffic was being forced off I-84 at Rees Lane.
After about 90 minutes, the Utah Highway Patrol moved the forced exit onto state Route 66 into Morgan City.
I-84 EB appears to STILL BE CLOSED. The exit @UTHighwayPatrol is now forcing drivers off to is Morgan City. Traffic is backed up a mile or so trying to exit there. Be prepared for big delays trying to leave Weber County into Morgan on EB I-84. pic.twitter.com/0uOiQXtUNR
— Heather Kelly (@HeatherKellyMMS) April 3, 2025
As of 1:34 p.m., all lanes were reopened.
