I-4 West shut down in Orange County after semi flips, spills fuel on roadway
3 vehicles involved in incident, OCFR says
Brianna Volz, Digital Journalist
Portion of westbound I-4 shut down in Orange County on Aug. 21, 2020, after a semi flips and spills fuel, OCFR says. (Image: OCFR) (WKMG)
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – A portion of I-4 West was shut down Friday after a semi flipped and spilled dozens of gallons of fuel on the roadway, according to Orange County Fire Rescue officials.
According to a tweet from OCFR, all lanes of I-4 westbound were shut down between Maitland Boulevard and Lee Road.
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Portion of westbound I-4 shut down in Orange County on Aug. 21, 2020, after a semi flips and spills fuel, OCFR says. (Image: FDOT) (WKMG)
OCFR officials said hazmat crews were working to clean the 25-30 gallons of fuel.
Fire Rescue officials said in a later tweet that three vehicles were involved in the incident. No injuries were reported.
#UPDATE Command is on scene with crews reporting 3 vehicles involved with no injuries. Wreckers are in the process of removing the cargo in order to upright the tractor trailer. https://t.co/QFLXG9ysAXpic.twitter.com/vqfLocw3gS
