Southbound Highway 6 down to 1 lane after crash

ByAdrienne DeMoss

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – Only one lane of traffic is open southbound on Highway 6. College Station police say a crash at Highway 6 and Rock Prarie is impacting traffic.

Details are limited at this time, but traffic starts to back up right before the Rock Prairie Road bridge. Police are asking everyone to avoid the area while officers work to clear the roadway.

@CSTXPolice are working a vehicle crash on Southbound Hwy 6 at Rock Prairie. Traffic is backing up. Please avoid the area while officers work to clear the roadway. pic.twitter.com/59Ycv7g4JQ

— College Station Police Department (@CSTXPolice) November 22, 2023

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