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JUST IN: Crash with injury shuts down section of Beltway near Woodrow Wilson Bridge

Local southbound I-95 lanes shut down near Woodrow Wilson Bridge after a crash (image via VDOT)

The local lanes of I-95 southbound were shut down near Alexandria after a crash involving an injury around 11:30 a.m.

Video of the scene shows traffic backing up as it’s diverted to exit 177/US-1. The thru lanes are still open.

At least one person is reported to have been injured in the crash.

The crash is in the process of being cleared and lanes are expected to reopen shortly.

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