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.
The Vincent Thomas Bridge and the 47 Freeway at the Port of Long Beach were reopened Saturday after workers removed an ...
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Bridge, Freeway Reopened at Port of Long Beach After Big-Rig SpillThe Vincent Thomas Bridge and the 47 Freeway at the Port of Long Beach were reopened Saturday after workers removed an overturned big rig and the hazardous material it spilled, authorities said. “The ...
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Port of Long Beach Sees Most Productive Month in 113-Year HistoryThe SoCal gateway moved 913,873 TEUs last month—besting last year’s August performance by more than one-third.
While cargo volume at the Port of Long Beach increased by 20% last year, greenhouse gasses declined 17%, marking “significant ...
Much of the Port of Los Angeles remained inaccessible Friday as a big rig hauling large lithium batteries that overturned and ...
Businesses are preparing for a strike by dockworkers on the East and Gulf Coasts, which could begin Oct. 1 if negotiations ...
At the eight-month mark, L.A. has handled more than 6.3 million TEUs and Long Beach more than 6 million – increases compared ...
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Port of Long Beach Makes Strides in Reducing Air PollutionWhile cargo volume increased by 20% at the Port of Long Beach in 2023, greenhouse gasses were reduced by 17%, marking “significant” progress to reduce air pollution in the harbor area, officials ...
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