The incident directed northbound traffic to the Market Center exit early Monday morning. The roadway has since reopened.
DALLAS — A person trying to cross Interstate 35E on foot was hit and killed by a vehicle early Monday morning, officials said., just northwest of downtown, around 1:50 a.m.
A pedestrian was hit while trying to cross the northbound lanes of the highway, according to the Dallas County Sheriff's Office. The crash shut down all lanes of the highway early Monday as officials responded to the incident.Related Articles
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