A collision in north Austin has resulted in a diesel spill, prompting the closure of northbound lanes on I-35. The shutdown is located just south of Grand Avenue Parkway. The Travis County Sheriff's Office reported the incident, which has caused the lanes to be closed.
Details of the collision and the extent of the spill are not specified in the initial report. Further information on the incident can be found through the Travis County Sheriff's Office or local news sources, such as KXAN-NBC.
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