Traffic Nightmare on 9th Ave

span stylecolor rgb51 51 51 font-family lucida grande tahoma verdana arial sans-serif font-size 13px line-height 18pxAround 1300 just as the SCBA project was wrapping up for the day we were dispatched to 9th Ave in the area of the Black Horse Pike. Original reports were live wires down on a tractor trailer with the driver still inside. Upon arrival wenbspspanspan classtextexposedshow styledisplay inline color rgb51 51 51 font-family lucida grande tahoma verdana arial sans-serif font-size 13px line-height 18pxworked with PSEG who was already on location. The wires were determined to be dead and the driver was assisted out of the vehicle. One PSEG worker was transported for an injury sustained while working in the bucket when the pole and wires came down.nbspa hrefhttpswww.facebook.compagesRunnemede-Police-Department108986775794768 fcksavedurlhttpswww.facebook.compagesRunnemede-Police-Department108986775794768 data-hovercardajaxhovercardpage.phpid108986775794768ampextragetparams7B22directedtargetid223A07D stylecolor rgb59 89 152 cursor pointer text-decoration noneRunnemede Police Departmenta Public Works and Camden County Fire Police provided traffic control for the effected areas.spanpp