COBB COUNTY, Ga. — Georgia State Patrol troopers said there were no fatalities in Friday's multi-vehicle wreck that shut down parts of Interstate 75 in Cobb County.
In a weekend update, GSP explained that the crash happened just before 1 p.m. just before the split with I-575. It shut down all lanes northbound lanes along I-75.
Troopers said a large mobile home, an RV, was towing an SUV when it rear-ended a Jeep Wrangler. This crash caused both vehicles to swerve into multiple lanes of I-75 North, striking four other vehicles, according to GSP.
The impact toppled over a Lexus, which rolled over and landed upright. All three passengers in the car were taken to Kennestone Hospital. They were not badly hurt, according to troopers.
Both people inside the mobile home were also taken to Kennestone Hospital as the driver had minor injuries and the passenger suffered bilateral femur fractures. They had to undergo surgery at the hospital.
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