Fuel spill after vehicle accident on northbound I-880, Oakland CA
TrafficA vehicle accident occurred on northbound I-880 near the 23rd Avenue off-ramp in Oakland, causing about 75 gallons of fuel to spill into a storm drain. Emergency crews responded, and no ambulance was required for the patient involved.
Audio|Source: Oakland Fire Department
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Transcript:
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She's stating it's northbound 880 at the 23rd Offram.
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In command, that's 29.
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Engine 12 cops.
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All right for command.
00:09
We have a plantation but his release of pain.
00:12
No ambulance needed. I'll relay that to SBC.
00:14
Truck 6th, you're saying up for you know that I throw an end to Hazmat[1], P and 4.
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Hasmat 4, copy.
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Hasmat 4 is to move.
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Hasmat 4 open to?
00:21
Go ahead.
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Send me. Oakland 1, U-Show Truck 6 and service on the air.
00:25
Command transferred to hazmat's 4.
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You do copy in June 29 class, no medical needed, and you cancel the ambulance.
00:32
Command, end of 29?
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Engine correction, truck six, fire copies.
00:37
In confirming this was confirmed with CHP[2], because per CHP they do need medical endangings.
00:42
29 made contact with the other car and patients release that thing.
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Fire. This is Command, any command? Command, go ahead.
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Do you notify U.S.
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Coast Guard that we have 75 gallons of fuel into the storm drain? Fire copies.
01:07
Also make notifications, TALTrans is en route with cleanup crew per CHP[2].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Hazmat: Hazardous materials incident
[2]
CHP: California Highway Patrol
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Location mentioned:
I-880, Oakland, CA
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