Fire crew: Hundreds of gallons of gas spilled onto Yonkers street
A gasoline delivery truck was making a delivery, but the tanks underground were full and the tanker was not shut off - causing the overflow.
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Nov 7, 2021, 9:05 PM
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Updated 1,139 days ago
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523ds agoHundreds of gallons of gasoline started overflowing on a Yonkers street Sunday.
A gasoline delivery truck was making a delivery, but the tanks underground were full and the tanker was not shut off - causing the overflow.
Fire crews across the street immediately responded, preventing the gasoline from flowing into the waterways.
Authorities estimate over 300 gallons spilled out onto the street.
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