CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Corpus Christi police asked drivers to avoid Everhart and Alameda Sunday evening after a traffic signal fell and hit two cars.
No one was injured and the cars were able to be driven away, city officials said in a statement.
A photo from the intersection from 3NEWS viewer Joshua Sancen showed the pole in the middle of the roadway. The intersection is open, but there are stop signs in place and the remaining traffic signals at the intersection are blinking red.
Corpus Christi traffic engineers and police are on scene, the statement said. Use caution in the area.
More from 3News on KIIITV.com:
- Padre Balli Park sees low reservations due to ongoing dispute
- Packery Channel repair costs climb by $2.6M due to additional erosion
- Jimmy Kimmel invites Jason Grosboll, aka 'Popcorn Guy', to Oscars
- Health district asks residents to report at-home COVID test results
- Nueces County traffic stop turns into largest liquid fentanyl drug bust in US history
Subscribe to our YouTube channel for your daily news and exclusive extended interviews.
Do you have a news tip? Tell 3!
Put your name and contact information below, or email tell3@kiiitv.com, so we can get in touch with you about your story should we have questions or need more information. We realize some stories are sensitive in nature. Let us know if you'd like to remain anonymous.
If you do not have a photo/video to submit, just click "OK" to skip that prompt.