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SALT LAKE CITY — A fluid spill shut down two lanes of traffic on eastbound I-80 near Redwood Road Tuesday morning, officials said.
A vehicle leaked hydraulic fluid over about a quarter mile of the road early Tuesday, according to Salt Lake City Fire Capt. Adam Archuletta. The spill was reported by officials on Twitter about 5 a.m.
The fluid was "not super toxic" and does not pose a threat to the public, Archuletta said..
The two right lanes of traffic were blocked for a time as crews used dirt and a sanding truck to clean up the fluid.
Lane restrictions on EB I-80 between I-215 and I-15 due to a hydraulic spill. 2-right lanes closed, only left lane open. pic.twitter.com/ctC1q2CxOY
— Heather Kelly (@KSLHeatherKelly) July 16, 2019
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Contributing: Alexis Pineiro, KSL
