Traffic congestion is a major issue in Palm Beach County on Wednesday morning. A significant delay is occurring due to an incident on a major highway. The incident involves a fire and it is having a substantial impact on commuters.
The backup of traffic is quite extensive, covering a distance of over three miles. Further information about this incident can be found through CBS12, which is providing updates on the situation in Palm Beach County, particularly near Boynton Beach.
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