Four people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash in Baltimore County on Tuesday afternoon, with serious injuries reported. The crash involved a tractor-trailer, a tow truck, an SUV, and a Maryland Transit Administration Mobility bus. Firefighters and rescue crews were called to the scene to assist, and video footage from SkyTeam 11 showed them rescuing people who were trapped inside the vehicles. Hazardous materials crews and the Maryland Department of the Environment were also called to address diesel fuel leaking from one of the trucks. The situation led to the eastbound lanes of Pulaski Highway near 66th Street in the Rosedale area being closed for a period of time, causing potential delays for commuters.
The accident occurred at approximately 1:40 p.m., and the injured occupants were transported to hospitals for medical treatment. The crash involved two large trucks and an MTA Mobility bus, and cleanup efforts were underway to clear the scene. The Maryland Department of the Environment was called to address the issue of diesel fuel leaking from one of the trucks. The Baltimore County Police Department advised motorists to expect delays during their afternoon commute due to the clean-up efforts. The occurrence emphasizes the need for safe driving and adherence to traffic regulations to avoid such incidents in the future. This story is still developing, and updates are expected to follow as the situation progresses.
