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Tanker Truck Fire and Bridge Collapse (I-75 at 9 Mi Rd) Hazel Park, Michigan
Last night's accident:
- Gallons of fuel in tanker: 13000
- Temperature of flames: 2500°
- Only minor injuries were reported!
- I-75 is the main freeway to Detroit (now closed) :-(
0.5 miles from my friend Mike’s house.
3 miles from my house
'Police said a car spun out of control along a winding section of Interstate 75 and caused the tanker to crash about 8 p.m. Wednesday.
The drivers of the car, the tanker and a third tractor-trailer in the crash escaped with only minor injuries, said Hazel Park Fire Chief Ray DeWalt. He said all were treated at hospitals and released.
"A vehicle lost control and caused the tanker to lose control, causing it to flip," DeWalt said. He said that caused a Meijer Inc. tractor-trailer carrying produce to crash as well.'
11/11/2012 Brooms, sweeps and shovels set aside for the sand cleanup on the Coney Island boardwalk. Kodak Portra 160. Olympus 35 SP. G.Zuiko 42mm 1:1.7.
That giant head is the CEO of Chevron. Street theatre and music really made the event, there was tons going on, and it helped keep a lot of people present for hours and hours at the blockade
The fireman of Puffing Billy's Young Sun Special recreation train starts the locomotive cleanup at Belgrave while the carriage set is shunted out of the station.
Cleanup of a derailment that occurred 5 February 2022, taken the morning after. Provo Utah 6 February 2022.
The day after the Labor Day Fireworks over the Ohio River, a crew on the Newport, Kentucky, had to carry all the rocks back to the piles folks carried them from. People used them to mark their spot and hold blankets down.
PORT FOURCHON, La. - A member of a Shoreline Cleanup and Assessment Team removes oil from a beach in Port Fourchon, La.—part of ongoing response efforts to minimize shoreline impacts from the Deepwater Horizon/BP oil spill, May 23, 2010. The teams—made up of representatives from the Coast Guard, the State of Louisiana and workers contracted by BP—are working to clean up any oil that washes up on the Louisiana coast. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Patrick Kelley.