UPDATE: Truck Spills Gravel Near I-280 on Skyline, Road Re-Opened

Update 5:20 p.m. A gravel spill on Skyline Boulevard just east of Interstate 280 in Millbrae was cleaned up and the road was re-opened before 5 p.m. Friday, a San Mateo County sheriff's dispatcher said.

Deputies who were at the scene cleared the scene just after 4 p.m., the dispatcher said in a phone interview.

The southbound lane of Skyline Boulevard had been closed between Larkspur Drive and Riverton Drive, according to Joe Sheridan of the county Office of Emergency Services.

Posted 3:20 p.m. A truck spilled a load of gravel Friday afternoon on Skyline Boulevard just east of Interstate 280 in Millbrae and traffic was being diverted, a San Mateo County sheriff's dispatcher said.

The spill was reported at 1:33 p.m. and the road was expected to be re-opened by about 5 p.m., the dispatcher said in a phone interview.

Crews were on scene cleaning up the gravel, according to Joe Sheridan of the county Office of Emergency Services. The southbound lane of Skyline Boulevard was closed between Larkspur Drive and Riverton Drive.

Details about what caused the spill were not immediately available.

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