NORTH SALT LAKE — A fatal, wrong-way crash on Interstate 15 caused major delays in Davis County Sunday night.

Officials with the Utah Highway Patrol posted on social media around 7:30 p.m. saying troopers were on the scene of the crash at milepost 315 in North Salt Lake.

Troopers closed northbound I-15 and eastbound I-215 North while emergency crews were on scene.

Authorities said the wrong-way vehicle, a green Chrysler, struck a motorcycle near Center Street in North Salt Lake, swerved to the right out of the HOV lane and struck a white Ford Fusion. The Chrysler then spun around and was hit by a blue Kia.

Troopers said the motorcyclist was killed in the crash while the wrong-way driver was taken to an area hospital with critical, life-threatening injuries.

Three occupants in the other two vehicles were also injured in the crash.

The crash remains under investigation and crews reopened all lanes of I-15 and I-215 Monday morning.

Investigators were on scene for approximately four-and-a-half hours.

The motorcyclist was identified Monday night as 24-year-old Gregory Workman, of South Weber County.

According to UHP Sgt. Cameron Roden, preliminary reports say Workman was wearing a helmet and protective equipment.

Roden said police are considering impairments in the wrong-way driver that could have caused the crash.