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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (WVTM) -- A woman is dead after driving off of an elevated roadway onto a business, causing her car to catch fire Tuesday night.
Dozens of police officers and firefighters responded to the scene near where 3rd Avenue South crosses underneath the Red Mountain Expressway.
A WVTM 13 crew at the scene reported a strong smell of gas in the area and captured several fire engines and police patrol vehicles. Firefighters could also be seen working on the roof of a nearby building.
Cameras showed billowing flames and a large cloud of black smoke off of the roadway.
The Jefferson County coroner said that the woman's age and identity could not be determined from her remains at this time.
