I-24 EB lanes near Whites Creek exit 35 reopen following deadly crash

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — I-24 EB lanes have reopened near the Whites Creek exit 35 following an overnight crash.

Officials say the crash happened just before midnight on the westbound side of the highway. 61-year-old Michael Snyder of Missouri has been identified as the individual killed in the crash.

According to officials, Snyder and his wife were towing a camper trailer when their vehicle left the roadway and overturned. Snyder and his wife were taken to the hospital.

He died from his injuries and his wife was admitted in stable condition.

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