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re: I-10 closed in Bama
Posted on 8/5/15 at 1:44 pm to CE Tiger
Posted on 8/5/15 at 1:44 pm to CE Tiger
I live in Mobile.
Turn left (east) out of the McDonalds parking lot and take HWY 90 (government) about 4 Miles till you get to i65.
Take I 65 north to I-110. Then take i110 until you see the exit for "Africa town/chocoran bridge". Get off at the exit and turn left.
You will go over the bridge and wind up on the causeway, where you can get back on I-10 -
You will avoid the tunnel
Turn left (east) out of the McDonalds parking lot and take HWY 90 (government) about 4 Miles till you get to i65.
Take I 65 north to I-110. Then take i110 until you see the exit for "Africa town/chocoran bridge". Get off at the exit and turn left.
You will go over the bridge and wind up on the causeway, where you can get back on I-10 -
You will avoid the tunnel
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Posted on 8/5/15 at 1:44 pm to CE Tiger
Better grab a snickers bar
A portion of Interstate 10 eastbound is closed near Grand Bay for an overturned tanker and a chemical leak.
And it’s not expected to re-open this afternoon.
Initial reports indicate the tanker is carrying Nitrobenzene, a highly toxic chemical that poses a breathing hazard. Five gallons of the chemical spilled next to the highway, according to Mobile Fire-Rescue spokesperson Steve Huffan.
The overturned tanker is on the eastbound side on Interstate 10 by the Grand Bay exit.
A portion of Interstate 10 eastbound is closed near Grand Bay for an overturned tanker and a chemical leak.
And it’s not expected to re-open this afternoon.
Initial reports indicate the tanker is carrying Nitrobenzene, a highly toxic chemical that poses a breathing hazard. Five gallons of the chemical spilled next to the highway, according to Mobile Fire-Rescue spokesperson Steve Huffan.
The overturned tanker is on the eastbound side on Interstate 10 by the Grand Bay exit.
Posted on 8/5/15 at 1:45 pm to CE Tiger
Waze for the win
Posted on 8/5/15 at 1:47 pm to weadjust
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Nitrobenzene
Yikes.
Hazmat en route
Posted on 8/5/15 at 2:54 pm to ksayetiger
Finally back on I 10
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