LOUISVILLE, CO – No one was injured in a car fire that was reported on the westbound lanes of the Denver Boulder Turnpike near McCaslin after 7 p.m. Tuesday.
As expected, major backup was seen on the westbound lanes. Mountain View Fire Rescue and Louisville fire crews worked together to extinguish the flames. Boulder County deputies and Colorado State Patrol also responded to the scene.
Crews are on the scene of an active car fire which causing delays on Highway 36 in the Denver bound lanes just west of McCaslin. Louisville Fire, BCSO, and Colorado State Patrol are also on scene assisting with the incident. pic.twitter.com/eyaHTQ6F8X
Officials indicated that it was a Honda that caught on fire. However, they have not been able to pinpoint whether the fire was caused by mechanical issues or was the result of a collision.
Updates will be provided as they emerge.
Our newsroom will follow any details that come our way and will be sure to post updates.
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