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Major traffic delays are occurring due to a crash. The incident has resulted in a fatality. It happened at an intersection involving the Hardy Toll Road.
Further information about this event is available from the source. Details of the crash are limited, but it is known that traffic in the area is severely impacted. Houston TranStar cameras are showing the extent of the traffic delays caused by the crash, which occurred near a specific road intersection.
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