At least eight big rig trucks caught fire in Oakland, California, on Sunday morning, according to authorities.
Oakland Fire Department dispatch received a notice of the fire at 14th St and Maritime around 8:30 am local time. They found several burning trucks with no trailers upon arrival on scene, according to fire department chief of staff Michael Hunt.
Oakland Fire Department tweets reported eight rigs involved in the fire.
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Several big rig trucks caught fire Sunday morning in Oakland, CA, and the cause of the fire is unknown.
(Oakland Fire Department)
The fire was extinguished and “brought under control” at 8:56 a.m. local time, according to Hunt. No injuries were reported following the incident, and the cause of the fire is currently unknown. The incident is currently under investigation.
Smoke rises into the air in Oakland, CA after several large trucks caught fire.
(Oakland Fire Department)
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Video from the scene shows flames shooting into the sky from behind several buildings.
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A photo after the fire was put out also shows the area being sprayed with water, along with several firefighters carrying hoses. The burned remains of several of the large trucks are seen venting.
