UPDATE: Police identify man killed in crash on I-65, near Seymour, Indiana

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Indiana State Police have identified a man who died in a crash on southbound I-65, near Seymour.

That man has been identified as 65-year-old James H. Foster. He was a resident of Louisville.

It happened about 12:45 Tuesday morning, just north of exit 50. Indiana State Police say a semi driven by Foster rolled over after hitting an Indiana Department of Transportation truck in a construction zone.

"For an unknown reason, Foster did not change lanes to avoid an Indiana Department of Transportation 2008 International dump truck that was parked in the right lane of southbound I-65," a news release states. "The Indiana Department of Transportation truck was unoccupied and was providing lane blockage for crews who were doing repairs to the I-65 overpass over US 50. The INDOT vehicle had red and yellow flashing lights as well as a flashing arrow board at the time of the crash."

Foster was pronounced dead at the scene.

According to the news release, he drove for Summitt Trucking and was hauling approximately 35,000 pounds of frozen food at the time.

Southbound traffic was rerouted for about six hours while crews cleaned up the crash. The roadway reopened about 7 a.m. Tuesday.