Drivers on K-10 were dealing with delays and accident reports Saturday morning, June 21, along a corridor that stretches from the Kansas City metro through Johnson County and into Lawrence.
The Kansas City Star flagged active disruptions on the route as of roughly 9:55 a.m. No specific crash locations, lane counts, or injury figures were immediately available from the report.
K-10 — the state highway connecting Lawrence to the western edge of the Kansas City metro — carries heavy commuter and freight traffic on weekend mornings, particularly between the Johnson County suburbs and the Lawrence area. Any incident along that stretch tends to back up traffic across multiple interchanges.
Drivers heading into or out of Lawrence on Saturday were advised to check real-time traffic conditions before getting on the road. Alternate routes through Johnson County weren’t specified in the early report.
The Kansas City Star was tracking conditions live as of mid-morning Saturday. Whether the delays had cleared by late morning wasn’t confirmed.
Reported by the Kansas City Star. Read the original report.
