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TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) -
The northbound lanes of I-75 to I-475 have been re-opened after a runaway roll of steel closed them temporarily.
I-75 southbound to I-475 westbound, and I-75 northbound to I-475, were closed Friday evening while crews attempt to clean up the roll of steel that fell from a semi truck.
No predictions as to how long the road will be closed.
According to Toledo Police, the steel fell from a semi truck and unrolled several hundred feet, partially blocking some of the traffic lanes.
This section of roadway is already narrow due to construction.
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A photo of the scene taken from our TARTA camera.
The partially unrolled steel
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