All SB I-5 lanes near DuPont are open after train derailment

Crews have reopened all lanes on southbound I-5 near DuPont after Monday's train derailment.

Two lanes reopened just before 5 p.m. Wednesday. After 10 p.m., all lanes fully reopened.

The Mounts Road on-ramp to southbound I-5 has also reopened and there were no remaining closures.

All lanes of sb I-5 at Mounts Road (milepost 116) have reopened. Crews were able to complete work activities that required a right lane closure ahead of schedule. The Mounts Road on-ramp to sb I-5 has also reopened. No remaining closures following the Monday train derailment.
— WSDOT Tacoma Traffic (@wsdot_tacoma) December 21, 2017

Crews will continue to clear debris and make repairs overnight after a high-speed Amtrak train derailed and dangled over Interstate 5 in Dupont, about 60 miles south of Seattle.

PHOTOS: Massive locomotive moved after train derailment

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Key developments:

3 people on the train were killed when Amtrak train 501 derailed.
Amtrak spokesman: 80 traveling customers, 5 on-duty crew members.
19 people uninjured.
72 people were evaluated and sent to area hospitals; 10 in serious condition, 4 had moderate injuries and 9 with minor injuries.
The train hit cars; people were injured on the roadway, but no motorists were killed.
NTSB is taking over the investigation. Officials say data recorder shows derailed Amtrak train was traveling at 80 mph in a 30 mph zone
Southbound lanes of I-5 was closed for days.
All rail cars and a locomotive have been removed from the scene.
WSDOT needs to make repairs to section of I-5 damaged in crash.
The Seattle-to-Portland train was running on a new bypass
New photos show the devastation, see a photo gallery here.

We are providing information as we get it into the newsroom in the real-time updates below.