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‘Crab-tastrophe’ temporarily shuts down I-64 after crustaceans scattered on roadway Barrels of blue crabs scatter out of an overturned van before emergency responders on Interstate 64 west.

NEW KENT COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — Blue crabs spilled across Interstate 64 West in New Kent County Thursday morning following a crash, which the sheriff’s office deemed a “crab-tastrophe.” ...

Drivers ‘in a pinch’ after crash on I-64 causes crabs to scatter on roadway by: Madie MacDonald Posted: Jun 12, 2025 / 08:43 AM EDT Updated: Jun 12, 2025 / 09:07 AM EDT ...

A van carrying blue crabs crashed on I-64 West near mile marker 206, releasing crustaceans onto the interstate and causing temporary road closure.

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