Vehicle Burst Into Flames After Collision Involving Two MTA Police Cars
302 W Fayette St, Downtown, Baltimore
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According to a news report from CBS Baltimore, the two MTA officers involved in the crash were transported to Shock Trauma. Their conditions are unknown.
No reports of injuries have been made thus far.
Citizen user video shows a vehicle fire.
Incident reported at 302 W Fayette St.
According to a news report from CBS Baltimore, the two MTA officers involved in the crash were transported to Shock Trauma. Their conditions are unknown.
No reports of injuries have been made thus far.
Citizen user video shows a vehicle fire.
Incident reported at 302 W Fayette St.
According to a news report from CBS Baltimore, the two MTA officers involved in the crash were transported to Shock Trauma. Their conditions are unknown.
No reports of injuries have been made thus far.
Citizen user video shows a vehicle fire.
Incident reported at 302 W Fayette St.
According to a news report from CBS Baltimore, the two MTA officers involved in the crash were transported to Shock Trauma. Their conditions are unknown.
No reports of injuries have been made thus far.
Citizen user video shows a vehicle fire.
Incident reported at 302 W Fayette St.
According to a news report from CBS Baltimore, the two MTA officers involved in the crash were transported to Shock Trauma. Their conditions are unknown.
No reports of injuries have been made thus far.
Citizen user video shows a vehicle fire.
Incident reported at 302 W Fayette St.
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fyi - fire fighter here... cars generally do not explode when they catch fire, like the movies would have you believe. That being said, in really hot fires, the batteries can sometimes explode, which is why, when the engine compartment is on fire, you'll see firefighters approaching from an angle, and not straight at the front of the car. So if your engine is ever on fire and you're waiting for the fire department to arrive, it's safest to stand behind and at an angle, at least 20 yards away. The tires may blow up as well... but the tires exploding is more of a scary loud bang, and rarely hurts anyone. Anywho, thought I'd share that in case anyone was curious, or maybe this info can help you stay safe.
Thanks for the info
They were both probably texting and driving on their lil computers
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They’re blocking off Fayette at park Ave. please do not travel west on Fayette towards Howard as it will be blocked
We@OrionsBelt I just drove past this I hope everyone is ok
charnita u gotta hold still
@BaltimoreUser381762029 ‼️🤣🤣🤣🤣
fyi - fire fighter here... cars generally do not explode when they catch fire, like the movies would have you believe. That being said, in really hot fires, the batteries can sometimes explode, which is why, when the engine compartment is on fire, you'll see firefighters approaching from an angle, and not straight at the front of the car. So if your engine is ever on fire and you're waiting for the fire department to arrive, it's safest to stand behind and at an angle, at least 20 yards away. The tires may blow up as well... but the tires exploding is more of a scary loud bang, and rarely hurts anyone. Anywho, thought I'd share that in case anyone was curious, or maybe this info can help you stay safe.
Thanks for the info
They were both probably texting and driving on their lil computers
👀
They’re blocking off Fayette at park Ave. please do not travel west on Fayette towards Howard as it will be blocked
We@OrionsBelt I just drove past this I hope everyone is ok
charnita u gotta hold still
@BaltimoreUser381762029 ‼️🤣🤣🤣🤣
fyi - fire fighter here... cars generally do not explode when they catch fire, like the movies would have you believe. That being said, in really hot fires, the batteries can sometimes explode, which is why, when the engine compartment is on fire, you'll see firefighters approaching from an angle, and not straight at the front of the car. So if your engine is ever on fire and you're waiting for the fire department to arrive, it's safest to stand behind and at an angle, at least 20 yards away. The tires may blow up as well... but the tires exploding is more of a scary loud bang, and rarely hurts anyone. Anywho, thought I'd share that in case anyone was curious, or maybe this info can help you stay safe.
Thanks for the info
They were both probably texting and driving on their lil computers
👀
They’re blocking off Fayette at park Ave. please do not travel west on Fayette towards Howard as it will be blocked
We@OrionsBelt I just drove past this I hope everyone is ok
charnita u gotta hold still
@BaltimoreUser381762029 ‼️🤣🤣🤣🤣
fyi - fire fighter here... cars generally do not explode when they catch fire, like the movies would have you believe. That being said, in really hot fires, the batteries can sometimes explode, which is why, when the engine compartment is on fire, you'll see firefighters approaching from an angle, and not straight at the front of the car. So if your engine is ever on fire and you're waiting for the fire department to arrive, it's safest to stand behind and at an angle, at least 20 yards away. The tires may blow up as well... but the tires exploding is more of a scary loud bang, and rarely hurts anyone. Anywho, thought I'd share that in case anyone was curious, or maybe this info can help you stay safe.
Thanks for the info
They were both probably texting and driving on their lil computers
👀
They’re blocking off Fayette at park Ave. please do not travel west on Fayette towards Howard as it will be blocked
We@OrionsBelt I just drove past this I hope everyone is ok
charnita u gotta hold still
@BaltimoreUser381762029 ‼️🤣🤣🤣🤣
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fyi - fire fighter here... cars generally do not explode when they catch fire, like the movies would have you believe. That being said, in really hot fires, the batteries can sometimes explode, which is why, when the engine compartment is on fire, you'll see firefighters approaching from an angle, and not straight at the front of the car. So if your engine is ever on fire and you're waiting for the fire department to arrive, it's safest to stand behind and at an angle, at least 20 yards away. The tires may blow up as well... but the tires exploding is more of a scary loud bang, and rarely hurts anyone. Anywho, thought I'd share that in case anyone was curious, or maybe this info can help you stay safe.
Thanks for the info
They were both probably texting and driving on their lil computers
👀
They’re blocking off Fayette at park Ave. please do not travel west on Fayette towards Howard as it will be blocked
We@OrionsBelt I just drove past this I hope everyone is ok
charnita u gotta hold still
@BaltimoreUser381762029 ‼️🤣🤣🤣🤣