Overturned big rig blocks lanes on highway with fuel spill, San Jose CA
TrafficAn overturned big rig is blocking multiple lanes on highway 880 near the 101 interchange in San Jose. Emergency units are on scene checking for hazardous materials due to a possible fuel spill. One person may need medical attention, but no one is trapped in the vehicle.
Audio|Source: San Jose Fire
05:21
Transcript:
00:00
It's on scene.
00:01
It's going to be South Town 880,
00:03
right at the on-ram from southbound.
00:04
Crushion is just on 101.
00:06
from about 880.
00:07
We have an overturned big rig blocking with number two, three, four, and five lane.
00:14
J.F. H.P. on scene.
00:15
Engine Bob's going to be 101.
00:16
I.C.E. P.1.
00:21
I.10.4 on scene.
00:22
It's obviously 880.
00:23
IC. It's overturned big rig on.
00:25
Tiny-five. ...and 21 from the IAC.
00:27
Trici, go ahead. There's nobody trapped.
00:28
Possibly one patient, Enter5 can handle.
00:30
We can cancel the balance.
00:31
Endless Zontheon as well.
00:32
We can clear the command channel.
00:34
Turn us over to San Jose. I see 10 report no one trapped, possibly one patient with the ambulance on scene.
00:39
We can't handle.
00:40
Battalion 5 will show you back in service.
00:42
Engine 5 will remain on scene to handle.
00:44
Engine 23, truck 29.
00:45
You can clear your MDCs and we'll also utilize sound-day fire command.
00:51
...telling 5 from Engine 5.
00:57
5 on San Jose.
00:58
Yeah, Chief, we're just checking the shipping paper to make sure there's nothing hazardous in this vehicle before we turn everything over to CHB.
01:07
Yeah, copy, thanks.
01:08
Looks like the fuel is also intact, confirm.
01:11
Affirm on that.
01:12
The Pallion 5, uh, from Mention 5, yeah, face to face with you here on the shoulder.
01:17
Okay, for. A big fire from 101 I see.
01:22
I see you going.
01:23
Can we dispatch the hit unit to our event for a steel spill?
01:27
I'll be using the amount here in a second.
01:28
Okay, we'll get them started.
01:29
Coach is fine.
01:30
Actually, you have them come close, please.
01:32
Agent 5104[2], Code 3[1] for Hit 29.
01:33
Soundly, we're at Sharkot and Zanker.
01:38
If you need Code 3[1], you have to send.
01:40
529, rescue response.
01:42
The command channel is command 21, southbound 880 to southbound 101.
01:47
Station 5 area.
01:48
The command channel is command 21.
01:50
Hey, 29, disregard the command channel.
01:52
It's back on San Jose Fire.
01:53
Morning all stations.
01:54
The time is 0645 hours.
01:56
Have a good day.
01:57
Truck 29 sounds like that parent?
01:59
Code truck 49. Just confirmed were you suggesting that the engine stopped the hit or were you saying start a different engine?
02:04
If you needed code 3, we're all the way down at Trimblum and Zanker.
02:08
Engine 5, San Jose.
02:09
Got the ID.
02:10
I see.
02:11
Hit is actually currently down at Zanker and Trimble.
02:16
If you want them, Code 3[1], I believe that they said the engine is going to have to.
02:23
I remember, I need them code 3, and we need to just observe all for the fuel that's going.
02:30
Engine 5, 104[2].
02:32
Hit 29, did you copy?
02:33
Don't take it be advised.
02:34
We're truck 29 and we're responding with Engine 5 coming back to the station to get the hit.
02:39
We're not going to be there on time, but it's going to take a minute.
02:43
Truck 29, 104[2] will show you we're responding back to the station to get the hit.
02:47
Engine 5, do you copy that traffic?
02:49
That's affirmative.
02:50
Engine 5, that's 29.
02:52
Good 29. Is it just the saddle tanks or is it a tanker truck that's leaking fuel?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 3: Emergency response with lights and sirens
[2]
104: Acknowledged/Understood
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Location mentioned:
US-101, San Jose, CA
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