Multi-vehicle crash blocks I-77 North in Fort Mill for hours

A crash involving multiple cars and at least one semi-trailer blocked northbound Interstate 77 in Fort Mill early Monday morning.

The crash happened just after 6 a.m. on I-77 near Sutton Road. Traffic Team 9 spotted significant delays and backups forming on I-77 near that crash, affecting commutes into south Charlotte. That traffic closure lasted for hours Monday morning.

The York County Sheriff's Office says multiple people were hurt in the crash. YCSO said six vehicles were involved, including multiple 18-wheelers.

Authorities said just after 1 p.m. that the crash was cleared and the lanes were reopened.

We're working on getting more details on what led to the crash.

For detours and updated traffic conditions, click this link.

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