A road closure is in effect near the Progreso International Bridge. The Texas Department of Public Safety is involved in the situation.
The closure affects traffic in both directions on a local road. It is located south of a major intersection in Progreso.
Further information about the closure, including its cause, is available from the Texas Department of Public Safety. The closure is due to a spill, but details are limited.
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