Semi-truck brakes catch fire on I-70 near Vail, Vail CO
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A white semi-truck's brakes caught fire near the westbound 180 off-ramp on Interstate 70 near Vail, Colorado. Smoke was visible, and fire units responded to investigate the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Vail, Avon, Eagle, Edwards, Gypsum, Minturn, ECSO - Police, Fire and EMS
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
1646 The complaint, I-70 westbound, it's learning.
00:10
Continue.
00:16
It's just going to be for a white semi with the brakes on fire.
00:21
It's going to be the back wheels that are on fire.
00:24
Vehicle is smoking all the way down the pass.
00:28
CSP will be advised, aired out 1549.
00:35
Bill Q30, you can pass that to me.
00:37
I'll head out to the interstate.
00:38
1549.
00:43
505-6. I'm clear of the parking variance.
00:48
5050.
00:55
Vail ambulance, engine 1, engine 1, engine 2, and battalion 3.
01:00
Westbound 180 off ramp.
01:02
At Interstate 70 access off-rack westbound, motor vehicle fire.
01:09
That exists, coffee zones.
01:11
That exact your video.
01:16
Done.
01:20
...that the semi is pulled over now near the westbound 180 off-ramp.
01:27
1552.
01:29
About 10, did you copy?
01:32
...atown, did you copy?
01:36
E.
01:41
East Thomas Place.
01:42
Commercial fire alarm.
01:48
Avail engine one.
01:55
The engine one's on scene, westbound 180.
01:57
We're pretty much right on the overpass, with one tractor trailer on the right shoulder not peating.
02:02
There's some smoke showing.
02:03
We'll be out investigating.
02:05
Engine 180 command, right lane.
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I-70, Vail, CO
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