LONDONDERRY — A pedestrian was struck and killed on Interstate 93 north at about 4:45 this afternoon, tying up traffic for miles.
New Hampshire State Police reopened the Exit 4 on-ramp at about 6:30 p.m., but traffic is backed up throughout Londonderry and Derry, including on alternate roads.
Little information has been released, but scanner reports indicated a man jumped out of a car on the highway, then was struck and killed.
The accident, visible from the Ash Street bridge, stopped traffic for quite a while.
There are indications the incident may have started as a domestic dispute in a vehicle, which ended tragically when one party left the car and was reportedly running up the highway when he was hit.
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