Videos and photos of aftermath from NBC affiliate KUSA show mangled vehicle and drivers exiting their vehicles and walking down the road as tow trucks move inoperable cars to a nearby lot.
Roughly 100 vehicles were involved in a crash on icy roads early Friday southwest of downtown Denver, authorities said.
The crash closed both lanes of West 6th Avenue between North Kalamath Street and North Federal Boulevard.show mangled vehicle and drivers exiting their vehicles and walking down the road as tow trucks move inoperable cars to a nearby lot.
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