A traffic alert has been issued for the Hardy Toll Road in Harris County. The road is closed in both the northbound and southbound directions. This closure is due to a crash involving two 18-wheelers.
The incident occurred south of Beltway 8, near the Hardy Plaza. The extent of the closure and any resulting traffic disruptions are not specified in the initial report. Further details about the crash and road closure can be found through the Montgomery County Police Reporter.
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The Hardy Toll road northbound and southbound, south of Beltway 8 at the Hardy Plaza, because of a double 18-wheeler crash.
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