text: HOV lanes of southbound I-395 in Arlington reopen after traffic incident - The Washington Post
  At around 6 p.m., the Metropolitan Area Transportation Operations Coordination Program tweeted that all travel lanes had reopened and delays stretched for about two miles.
  Hours after a 10-vehicle crash blocked HOV lanes on northbound Interstate 395, another incident blocked HOV lanes on the southbound side of the highway, officials said.
  Around 4:20 p.m., the Metropolitan Area Transportation Operations Coordination Program tweeted that the southbound HOV lanes were blocked past Route 27, or Exit 8, in Arlington County for an "incident and response," and delays stretched for about a mile.
  No details about the incident were immediately available.
  Multi-Veh Crash. I-395 SB (HOV) past VA-27 (Ex 8). Arl Co, VA. Both travel lanes are blocked for incident and response. HOV delays appx 1 mile.
  — MATOC Alerts (@MATOC) December 10, 2018
  About 1:30 p.m., the Metropolitan Area Transportation Operations Coordination Program tweeted that all HOV lanes had reopened to southbound traffic.
  All the HOV lanes along the north side of Interstate 395 in Arlington near Glebe Road are shut down after a crash involving 10 vehicles.
  Officials warned that part of the road would be closed for two hours.
  The three northbound lanes in the main part of the interstate remain open. The delays start after Edsall Road.
  UPDATE: Multi-Veh Crash. I-395 HOV past VA-120, Arl Co, VA. All HOV lanes and 1 main left lane remain blocked. Expect closures to last for 2 hours. Three I-395 NB main right lanes are open. HOV SB reversal process started at 11AM. Delays on I-395 NB start after Edsall Rd.
  Arlington fire officials said four people were evaluated and suffered minor injuries. Some fluids were leaking from cars.
  #Breaking: Units working multi vehicle accident on 395 NB HOV at Shirlington circle. Crews are assessing 4 patients with minor injuries & controlling fluids leaking from vehicles. Please slow down and move over a lane for crews working the scene. pic.twitter.com/F2rvMRqmZB