Here's a message from Eric Haak: The outbound lanes of the Bishop Ford Freeway (I-94) were shut down near 137th Street for almost three hours after a semi-truck crashed into the median, damaging the saddle tank. Another vehicle was also involved in the accident. The crash happened on the incline leading up to the Steel Bridge, which caused diesel fuel to flow downhill toward the shoulder. Firefighters from Engine 80 and Truck 62 arrived first, deployed one line, and started containing the spill. Engine 75 positioned itself on the off-ramp leading to Beaubien Woods and set up a second line. The incident occurred around 4:55 PM, and emergency crews stayed on site until 7:45 PM when the State Police finally reopened the expressway. Eric Haak photo Eric Haak photo Eric Haak photo Eric Haak photo Eric Haak photo Eric Haak photo Eric Haak photo These photos show the aftermath of the accident, with firefighters working quickly to control the diesel spill and prevent further hazards. The incident highlights the importance of quick response times and coordination between emergency services during large-scale incidents. It also serves as a reminder of the dangers that can arise on busy highways, especially during high traffic periods. Many drivers were likely affected by the closure, and it’s good to see that the road was cleared and reopened within a few hours. Steel Pipe,Line Pipe,Casing Pipe,Boiler Pipe Shaanxi Jiade Import And Export Co., Ltd , https://www.jdsteeltube.com
Chicago Fire Department Haz Mat Level I, 6-14-15