Truck fire reported on highway is a mechanical issue, Bolton MA
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Fire & ArsonA truck on I-495 near Bolton was reported on fire but was found to have a mechanical issue. Emergency crews confirmed no active fire and cleared the scene after ensuring the situation was under control.
Audio|Heard on: Boylston Area Police and Fire
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02:32
Transcript:
00:00
Mr. Are you going to do something?
00:06
Negative fire alarm.
00:08
I just talked to state police on scene.
00:10
The truck that was back at mile marker 68 is the one that was on fire.
00:15
We're going to be all set up here just with Engine 1 back with that vehicle.
00:23
Please be.
00:37
Engine 1, go ahead.
00:41
Are you going to be all set with the resources there?
00:46
Offerver it is.
00:53
Far alarm from six feet.
00:57
Fire alarm's on.
01:03
It's going to be a mechanical issue with that tractor trailer unit.
01:07
No fire at this time.
01:09
They have a mechanical unit in the route.
01:11
We're going to hold engine one on that if you want to hold all of the apparatus off the highway.
01:14
They're going to be under control.
01:27
60 from the tanker.
01:29
I'm pulling up on them now.
01:30
You want to stand by at the blocker with them.
01:34
Affirmative.
01:36
Freezee, break.
01:37
Fire alarm, you get you a tanker one on arrival.
01:42
Recy, take care on arrival.
01:43
(number withheld).
01:58
We'll be on soon.
02:09
Fire alarm will C-7.
02:16
This truck will be leaving under assault power, making its way off onto 117 in Bolton.
02:21
All units are going to be clear, we'll be following the vehicle.
02:26
Three to see, 17, 13, 30s.
02:31
We have some vehicle.
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I-495, Bolton, MA
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