US 29 northbound reopens after Greensboro police investigation near South Holden Road
Northbound US-29 reopened near South Holden Road after a Greensboro police investigation briefly shut down the corridor and disrupted traffic in south Greensboro.
Northbound US-29 reopened in Greensboro after police closed the lanes near South Holden Road during an investigation, restoring traffic on one of the city’s busiest north-south routes. The shutdown briefly interrupted a corridor that carries commuters, shift workers and commercial traffic through south Greensboro.
Greensboro police were investigating an incident near South Holden Road when the northbound lanes of US-29 were blocked. The closure affected drivers heading through the area and forced traffic off the highway while officers worked the scene near the intersection.
The cause of the investigation was not released, and no injury details were included in the updates tied to the closure. WXII 12 also identified the disruption as a police investigation that shut down northbound lanes of U.S. 29 near South Holden Road, underscoring how quickly the incident cut into one of Guilford County’s key travel routes.
By July 25, the roadway had reopened and northbound traffic was moving again. The reopening ended a temporary but notable disruption for anyone relying on US-29 to reach jobs, businesses and connections farther north through Greensboro.
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