YORK COUNTY, Va. — Crews reopened all lanes on Interstate 64 eastbound and westbound after a vehicle crash occurred Tuesday morning in York County.
Virginia State Police said they were called out to a single-vehicle crash involving a tractor-trailer on I-64 eastbound at the 234-mile marker.
Sgt. Michelle Anaya, a spokesperson for the VSP, said a man driving the 2018 Peterbilt tractor-trailer lost control of the vehicle while heading westbound around 4:20 a.m.
The truck went off the road, crossed through the eastbound lanes and ended up in a ditch.
Neither James Sutton, who was driving, nor his passenger was hurt in the crash, and the tractor-trailer didn't hit any other vehicles.
The tractor-trailer did leak about 200 gallons of fuel after it crashed. Anaya said a hazmat team had to come to the scene to help clean up.
All lanes had reopened by 8:21 a.m.
Troopers didn't detect any interference from alcohol or drugs. Sutton was charged with reckless driving and failure to maintain proper control of the vehicle.
Author's Note: The video below is on file from Oct. 7, 2021.