Kenosha County, WI (February 13, 2025) – A major crash forced the closure of all northbound lanes of I-41/94 at WIS 165 on Wednesday as a winter storm created hazardous driving conditions.
Traffic cameras from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation showed nearly whiteout conditions at the time of the crash. Emergency responders arrived at the scene to assist those involved and assess injuries. However, authorities have not yet confirmed the number of vehicles affected or the severity of injuries.
The winter storm contributed to dangerous road conditions, making travel difficult for drivers in the area. Officials urged motorists to avoid unnecessary travel as crews worked to clear the scene and restore safe roadway access.
Investigations into the crash are ongoing, and updates will be provided as more details become available. Our thoughts are with those injured, and we hope for their full recovery.
Winter Storm Car Accidents in Wisconsin
Severe winter weather can significantly increase the risk of accidents, particularly on major highways like I-41/94. Reduced visibility, icy roads, and blowing snow create hazardous conditions that can lead to multi-vehicle crashes and road closures.
In poor weather, drivers should reduce speed, maintain a safe following distance, and avoid sudden braking or lane changes. Officials also recommend staying updated on road conditions before traveling during winter storms.
Crashes during severe weather events can cause significant injuries and property damage. Emergency responders work quickly to provide medical assistance and ensure roadways are cleared as soon as possible.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a winter-weather crash, understanding your legal options and seeking medical care are crucial steps in the recovery process. Resources are available to help navigate the aftermath of a serious accident.
Winter storms make travel unpredictable, but support is available for those affected by severe crashes. Local Accident Reports connects victims with essential resources and guidance. If you’ve been injured in a collision, reach out today to explore your options and take the first step toward recovery.