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Delays stretch into Broward after major crash closes Florida’s Turnpike northbound in Boca Raton
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Tanker Truck Leaks, Florida Turnpike Shut Near Glades Road
UPDATE 8:06 a.m. — It appears that one lane is now moving but it is a mess on the northbound Turnpike in the area of Glades Road. We strongly encourage you to find another northbound route this morning as the tanker truck cleanup continues. The image above is the scene as of 8 a.m. UPDATE 6:50 a.m. — FDOT now confirms that ALL lanes northbound are closed starting just before Glades Road. The backup extends into Broward County. BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2026 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — Monday morning is off to a tough start on the Florida Turnpike in Boca Raton. A leaking tanker truck — full of diesel — has led to the shutdown of northbound lanes at Glades Road. Palm Beach County Fire Rescue is on the scene. BocaNewsNow.com has learned that more than 100 gallons of diesel leaked from the truck. The Department of Environmental Protection has been summoned — suggesting the leaked diesel is in, or near, water. Expect massive delays this morning. Even if one or two lanes reopen, this is near the construction zones on the Turnpike, making a bad situation even worse. Get BocaNewsNow.com email alerts sent directly to your
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New westbound I-395 ramp to southbound I-95 now open to drivers
MIAMI (WSVN) - The updated westbound Interstate 395 ramp to southbound I-95 is now open to traffic. The new configuration eliminated an existing merge point to improve traffic flow. Drivers will now be able to enter the new ramp around 500 feet sooner than they did before. Copyright 2026 Sunbeam...
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Miami drivers have a new ramp to enter I-95. See how to find it
Drivers heading from Miami Beach to Miami will soon have a new ramp for a smoother commute. The link from westbound I-395 to southbound I-95 is part of a major roadway reconstruction. The project’s community outreach specialist, Oscar Gonzalez, says the new ramp will “improve traffic flow,” letting drivers avoid congestion and reach their destination faster. The new ramp debuts Thursday — although the Florida Department of Transportation says the opening depends on the weather. The overall $866 million project, expected to finish in late 2029, aims to reduce congestion on Interstate 395, the Dolphin Expressway, and I-95 with repaved roadways and new lanes. MORE: Miami’s downtown bridge project is delayed — again. Why is it taking so long? With the new ramp, Gonzalez said drivers will have one more lane going to southbound I-95, and also won’t have to merge at the interchange to go south. The ramp also starts about 500 feet sooner than the previous one. Drivers will exit using the left lanes, while the two center lanes continue to the westbound Dolphin Expressway, and the right lane heads to northbound I-95. New overhead signs have been posted to guide drivers, and they “are encouraged to watch