I-29 traffic slows because of temporary obstruction

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Interstate 29 between Benson road and 60th Street were slow moving because of an obstruction.

Bales of hay fell off a truck in the southbound lane just before 3 p.m. Saturday.

Sioux Falls Police went out there to sweep it up.

The road is cleaned up now.

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I-29 traffic slows because of temporary obstruction