Vehicle rear tire fire extinguished on interstate highway, Gretna NE
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a vehicle fire on Interstate 80 eastbound near mile marker 434 in Sarpy County, Nebraska. The fire was a rear tire fire on a trailer and was extinguished before their arrival. Crews checked to ensure the fire was fully out due to the presence of hydrogen inside the trailer.
Audio|Heard on: Sarpy County FIRE-WEST
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
You're running out of a fire call for a vehicle fire at I-80 Eastbound near mile marker 434.
00:06
You're right now on a fire call for a vehicle fire.
00:09
I-80 eastbound at the 434-0605.
00:14
An engine four's en route.
00:21
Front engine forklir, used fire attack 24-24.
00:25
Caller originally advised as a trailer fire, but now saying it was a right rear tire that caught on fire.
00:33
It's now out, but they want to make sure it's fully out.
00:37
They advise they do have hydrogen inside the trailer.
00:42
Mapping shows they are going to be just east of Highway 6.
00:50
Grot in a G2, sirfey.
00:55
Running a G2.
00:57
And that's the vehicle fire.
01:01
G2, clear.
01:05
Major 4 is all clear on additional, thank you.
01:09
06-7. Engine 21 is en route.
01:13
We're an engine 21 clear.
01:16
Sure.
01:20
My G2, go ahead.
01:25
I'm arriving.
01:26
Nothing showing from a semi-trailer without investigating.
01:28
Establish an I-80 command.
01:32
First, nothing shown on a semi-truck.
01:34
I-8 command.
01:35
Zero-6-13.
01:40
Engine 4, same traffic.
01:42
Current engine 4-4-0.
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I-80 ALT, Nebraska
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