Dozens of drivers rescued after becoming stranded in Pittsburgh during Thursday storms

PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh fire and EMS crews rescued dozens of drivers who became stranded in their vehicles during Thursday’s strong storms.

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City officials say more than 30 vehicles became trapped along the Saw Mill Run Boulevard/Route 51 corridor alone.

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Swiftwater rescue teams rescued a UPS driver trapped in a flooded underpass on Beechwood Boulevard. The driver was placed in a bot and paddled to safety.

Multiple people became trapped in vehicles on Technology Drive at Bates Street.

Even a boat became disabled during the storm and needed to be towed to safety, officials say.

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On Northumberland Street in Squirrel Hill, a driver became trapped in the flooded roadway. Police arrived and helped get them to safety.

Officials say no storm-related injuries have been reported, despite medics taking more than 60 calls.

The city reminds people never to drive or walk into flooded roads.

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