Three people are facing charges after a fire caused a chunk of Interstate 85 in Atlanta to collapse.
Investigators say the trio, all believed to be homeless, started the fire intentionally on Thursday.
Thirty-nine-year-old Basil Eleby was charged with first-degree arson. The other two — Barry Thomas and Sophia Brauer — have been charged with criminal tresspass.
Officials say that section of highway might be down for a few months — which is bad news for Atlanta.
It's one of the most congested cities in the U.S., and more than 250,000 people drive I-85 daily.
There's probably going to be even more people in Atlanta this week. The Masters golf tournament starts Thursday in Augusta, and Atlanta has the closest international airport.
Alternative highways already saw a 50 percent increase in traffic the day after the fire, and major streets saw a 25 percent increase.
State officials have detour plans in place for commuters, but they're still warning drivers to expect significant delays.
