Commercial vehicle fire slows I-95 traffic in Palm Coast
Palm Coast firefighters battled a commercial vehicle fire on Interstate 95 near mile marker 292 early Monday morning.
Photos posted on Palm Coast Fire Department's Facebook page shows the rear of a tow truck hauling a tractor trailer that was fully involved, fire officials said. No injuries were reported.
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