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Delays are expected on eastbound I-90, near milepost 45, after a semi-truck rolled over and is blocking all lanes.

According to Washington State Patrol (WSP) Trooper Rick Johnson, a semi-truck carrying a shipment of 10,000 bottles of whiskey rolled over. Johnson noted that speed played a role in the truck’s rollover and expects delays until the semi-truck has been moved.

Back on the wheels! The load is 10,000 bottles of Woodinville Whiskey. Apparently most survived. Hope to open soon !

— Trooper Rick Johnson (@wspd2pio)

“Right now, they’re still trying to recover it. The tow company is there, as far as I know, one lane is still getting by,” Johnson told ³ÉÈËXÕ¾ Newsradio.

Regarding the whiskey, Johnson explained the current status of the shipment and next steps for clearing the road.

“It looks like everything’s kind of intact, and also they probably work in coordination with the company on what they want to see happen,” Johnson said. “Either way, we do it as quickly as possible to get the roadway back up.”

Additionally, Johnson mentioned there is no estimated time for when the lanes will be cleared.

³ÉÈËXÕ¾ traffic reporter Chris Sullivan noted there is currently a seven-mile-long backup on eastbound I-90.

No injuries have been reported, as of this reporting.

This is a developing story, check back for updates

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