Map showing the intersection of Bells Ferry Rd and Eagle Dr with heavy traffic indicated in red on both roads. Nearby locations include J.D.'s Bar-B-Que to the northeast, Chloe's Auto Repair and Tire Towne Lake to the east, and a Lidl store to the southwest. Surrounding streets include Glenell Dr, Brittley Park Ln, and Florence Rd.

A crash has been reported at the intersection of Eagle Drive and Bells Ferry Road, the Cherokee Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday.

What’s Happening: The sheriff’s office is asking drivers to be careful in the area. A traffic map shows backups along Bells Ferry Road near where the crash happened.

The Path Forward: No details have been released about injuries, lane closures, or how long the intersection will be affected. Drivers nearby should plan for delays or find another route.

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