2 killed in multi-vehicle crash along I-95 in Va.

WASHINGTON – Two people were killed in a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 95 in Prince William County Thursday morning.

Virginia State Police say a Ford Focus lost control and was hit by flatbed tractor-trailer shortly before 10 a.m. The Ford and and the trailer then hit a Honda Accord, hit a jersey barrier and traveled another 150 feet before coming to a stop near Exit 150 for Triangle.

The driver and passenger in the Ford both died at the scene, police say.

The drivers of the tractor-trailer and the Honda were not injured, according to police.

The crash remains under investigation.

All northbound lanes were closed for several hours. Lanes had reopened to traffic by 2 p.m.

Traffic was diverted at Exit 150 for Joplin Road and onto U.S. Route 1 while police investigated the accident, which caused delays between Triangle and Dumfries along Route 1.

VDOT tweeted about the backups following the crash earlier Thursday.

WTOP’s Mitchell Miller contributed to this report. Follow @WTOPtraffic and WTOP on Facebook.

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