Bucket truck fire on Interstate 64 Eastbound in Norfolk, Norfolk VA
Fire & ArsonA bucket truck caught fire on Interstate 64 Eastbound near exit 276A in Norfolk. Firefighters responded to put out the fire and requested hazmat help because of fuel leaking from the truck.
Audio|Source: Norfolk City Fire and EMS Dispatch
03:38
Transcript:
Sentinel 4, and you're going to move the vehicles over to which way? They're both in the center turn lanes in the middle of Little Creek, but they're out of the lanes of travel right now. Signal 4[1]. Engine 13, responding to assist engine 9 and ladder 9 on a vehicle fire on the interstate exit 276A east side. 64. Thank you, North. Thank you. How many did that call on the interstate with the latter-knives? This is going to be a truck on fire fully engulfed and leaking fuel as well. Time out at 0702. Engine 9 is on scene. We have one what appears to be a... Bucket truck, fully involved on 64 Eastbound. Engine 9 can be in command. Rider 9 and go ahead and take safety. Engine on ladder 9. Just shut it down. Later 9 receive, we're off me. Engine 9, engine 13. H13, go ahead. When you get here, we're probably going to need your tank. I'll just get ready for that. That six is transporter in Norfolk General. Copy a 706. You're at a half a tank. Virginia Beach Fire, Norfolk Fire, and morning radio check. Good morning, Virginia Beach, your loud and clear is 708. Have a good day. Good morning, Norfolk copy the SAMHC-7-8. Good morning, Northwarkness. Copy medic 2, 799-9. Signing two to command. Command, go ahead. Can you give me an update on what you got? We had a pocket truck. We got most of the fire not down right now. We're just gonna probably get another tank of water and I think that'll be good. And also we might need hazmat out here for the fuel on the ground. Italian 2, copy. Tiny 2, Norfolk. Italian 2. Redwater? Yes, ma'am. Can you going to have hazmat 1 respond to this location? Signal 4. I'll go ahead and assume command.
Sentinel 4, and you're going to move the vehicles over to which way? They're both in the center turn lanes in the middle of Little Creek, but they're out of the lanes of travel right now. Signal 4[1]. Engine 13, responding to assist engine 9 and ladder 9 on a vehicle fire on the interstate exit 276A east side. 64. Thank you, North. Thank you. How many did that call on the interstate with the latter-knives? This is going to be a truck on fire fully engulfed and leaking fuel as well. Time out at 0702. Engine 9 is on scene. We have one what appears to be a... Bucket truck, fully involved on 64 Eastbound. Engine 9 can be in command. Rider 9 and go ahead and take safety. Engine on ladder 9. Just shut it down. Later 9 receive, we're off me. Engine 9, engine 13. H13, go ahead. When you get here, we're probably going to need your tank. I'll just get ready for that. That six is transporter in Norfolk General. Copy a 706. You're at a half a tank. Virginia Beach Fire, Norfolk Fire, and morning radio check. Good morning, Virginia Beach, your loud and clear is 708. Have a good day. Good morning, Norfolk copy the SAMHC-7-8. Good morning, Northwarkness. Copy medic 2, 799-9. Signing two to command. Command, go ahead. Can you give me an update on what you got? We had a pocket truck. We got most of the fire not down right now. We're just gonna probably get another tank of water and I think that'll be good. And also we might need hazmat out here for the fuel on the ground. Italian 2, copy. Tiny 2, Norfolk. Italian 2. Redwater? Yes, ma'am. Can you going to have hazmat 1 respond to this location? Signal 4. I'll go ahead and assume command.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Signal 4: Acknowledgement or situation update
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I-64, Norfolk, VA
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