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*UPDATE* TRAFFIC ACCIDENT: Champaign County/Vermilion County Line

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ALL LANES HAVE BEEN REOPENED

CHAMPAIGN/VERMILION COUNTY, Ill. (Chambana Today) — Illinois State Police and other EMS personal are on scene of a traffic crash on US Route 150 at the Champaign Vermilion County line.  The roadway at this location will be closed for several hours.  The diversion will start for eastbound traffic at Route 49 and Westbound traffic the diversion will start on the west side of Fithian.  Please use caution or find another route of travel.  While driving in this area  watch for slow moving or stopped vehicles.  An update will be given when the roadway is opened. 

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