Semi rolls on I-80

SALT LAKE CITY -- Snow-packed and icy conditions are making for a slippery morning commute that caused a semitrailer to roll over on Interstate 80. 

Crews now have closed the ramp from I-80 eastbound to southbound I-15 as they clean up from the crash.

The semi driver lost control on slick roads around 3 a.m. The semi rolled on its top and spilled its load of potatoes. Troopers say the semi driver was trying to avoid hitting another vehicle that had spun out when he crashed. 

No roads were reported to be in great shape Thursday morning. Traffic was moving about 30 miles per hour along Redwood Road, and that was for vehicles with four-wheel drive.

Snow has piled up along the Wasatch Front and continues to fall in some areas. Slick conditions are reported all along I-15, I-80 and I-215 in Salt Lake County. However, I-80 through Parleys Canyon is in better shape than it was Wednesday morning.

Plows are working to clear the roads. Still numerous other accidents and slide-offs are reported along I-15 both northbound and southbound from downtown to the Point of the Mountain. It's also slow-going on I-15 in Weber and Davis counties.

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