TONOPAH, Ariz. — A vehicle fire is blocking the eastbound lanes of I-10 near 339th Avenue, according to authorities.
The left lane of traffic has reopened, authorities said.
The Arizona Department of Transportation said the fire in near milepost 103.
ADOT said there is a very heavy delay in the area.
According to the Arizona Fire and Medical Authority, a truck and its trailer caught fire after the truck experienced brake failure.
The truck and all of its contents are burning and fire crews are working to extinguish the fire, AFMA said.
AFMA said the contents are considered a total loss.
No injuries have been reported.
Drivers should expect delays and seek an alternative route.
An estimation for when the roadway will reopen is not available.
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