eastbount I-10 is backed up at least 3 miles in Texas Canyon
no, you can't get past the wreck by driving up Touchstone Trail. you will get a 10 mile round trip back to Sybil Road if you try it. nobody cares what your GPS says. it is wrong.
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I told them the road wasn't passable anymore. they made it to the top of the hill and just sat there for about 30 minutes and then their lights went off. guess they are spending the night stuck on top of a washed out rocky hill. I wonder if they will try to back down or go forward when it gets daylight. there are worse spots going forward but no place to turn around until he gets back down to the barn area and that is a quarter mile backing down a rough messy steep hill. what a fucking moran!
what he crossed instead of backing up when I told him and 4 other passenger vehicles "ya can't git there from here" (looking back to our barn area) -
where he spent the night and remains (unless he walked out) -
I don't know how to post videos but I have a couple that are pretty funny. Another trucker from the company came from Texas and had to turn around at that Sybil exit, come back up the interstate, park on the shoulder, climb the fence, hike down through the rocks and brush and help the guy get unstuck and back the truck down the hill and back across the culverts. bent the shit out of his front bumper, and tore off all his mudflaps. there was a mesquite branch stuck in the front too. 
help arrived - one guy on foot with a digging bar 
backing over trashed culverts -
I took the helper guy up to his truck on the highway and on my way back I saw another vehicle in a strange spot. He said he got stuck (no idea where) and spent the night on the ranch too. 
reading some comments on ADOT facebook, westbound car lost rear drivers side tire and flipped into eastbound lanes. parents including pregnant mother killed, 3 kids flown to TMC. 
there was at least one more! this one spent 2 nights back somewhere on Touchstone Trail then scraped something going over the top of this hill today.
mostly on the east bound rest stop and the Amerind - pretty much where the Walnut fire burned with it jumped the interstate. was that last year? two years ago? I can't remember. another semi made it all the way to the house about dark last night. left a crunched mesquite and a mud flap about halfway on his way back out to Sybil Road. 