Truck With EV Batteries Caught Fire, Closing Down Port of Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Bridges
Lithium-ion (Li-on) batteries, used in most electric vehicle battery packs, are notorious for being flammable. Once they catch fire, it takes significant efforts and methods to extinguish it. This is why when fire risk issues are discovered on EVs, automakers are quick to recall it to fix or replace it, with BMW recently experiencing this problem.
Big rig fire prompts closure of Vincent Thomas Bridge and freeway connecting San Pedro to Long Beach
A key artery for the Ports of L.A. and Long Beach remains shut down due to a lithium ion battery fire that sparked after ...
The cleanup will kick off on on Saturday, Oct. 5, at four sites along the upper, middle and lower sections of the river. Two ...
A man was struck and killed outside a Long Beach fire station by a fire truck that was responding Tuesday morning to an ...
A Long Beach Fire truck fatally struck a person in Belmont Shore as it was responding to an emergency call early Tuesday ...
Police said the man was lying in front of the station’s roll-up door when it opened to let the engine out. As they left, the ...
Residential construction is booming in downtown Long Beach, but one construction site is keeping neighbors up at night with a ...
Topline: A fire that sparked Thursday afternoon when a big rig carrying lithium ion batteries overturned in San Pedro has led ...
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