Overturned dump truck spills fuel on SR 528 in Orange County Incident reported near Semoran Boulevard
Dump truck overturns on State Road 528 near Semoran Boulevard.
ORLANDO, Fla. – Traffic was slowed in Orange County due to a dump truck that overturned on State Road 528.
Traffic cameras showed the truck overturned on westbound 528 near Semoran Boulevard Monday around 10 a.m.
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Cameras showed at least two lanes of traffic were blocked as crews worked to clear the scene. Officials said one gallon of fuel spilled during the incident.
A wrecker service was called in to help turn the vehicle upright.
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