An overturned large box truck brought traffic on Teton Pass to a standstill at about 3:30 pm yesterday.
The truck was westbound at milepost 12.5 on the west side of the pass when the accident occurred.
Wyoming Highway Trooper Tyler Smith says the truck was carrying a minimal load of to-go containers being delivered to businesses in the region.
Trooper Smith says the truck went out of control, hit the guardrail and flipped. There were no injures resulting from the incident.
The unidentified Ohio Driver was cited for driving too fast for conditions. The pass was reopened for traffic about 7:45 pm.
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