A suspected intoxicated driver crashed into a barrier at 26 Federal Plaza early Tuesday, telling authorities there was a bomb in his car and prompting a large police response before the vehicle was cleared of any explosives, police and sources said.

The 36-year-old crashed a white Ford Fusion into the vehicle blockade at the Jacob Javits Federal Building, which houses the FBI, Department of Homeland Security and US Citizenship and Immigration Services, near Duane Street and Broadway shortly before 3 a.m.

He allegedly told authorities, in sum and substance, “There’s a bomb underneath my trunk,” police and sources said.

The NYPD’s Emergency Service Unit, Bomb Squad and EMS responded and determined the car was safe, police said.

Photos from the scene show the sedan with New Jersey license plates, stopped with all four doors open and its rear bumper damaged.

Police took the driver, whose name was not immediately released, into custody at the scene. Medics transported him to Bellevue Hospital for suspected intoxication and evaluation.