[UPDATE 5:55 p.m.] Car Fire on Main Street in Trinidad
Smoke boiled from the burning vehicle. [Photos from Laura Netz]
Please remember that information gathered from initial reports is subject to revision as more facts become available.
According to scanner traffic, another vehicle is on fire. This one is on Main Street in Trinidad near the Chevron. A request has been made over the scanner to close access to Main Street from the 101 off ramps. Drivers should be advised to avoid downtown Trinidad at this time.
UPDATE 5:55 p.m.: A fire inside a Subaru on the frontage road near the Chevron on Main Street has been extinguished according to the CHP Incident Page.
An officer tries to fight the vehicle fire.
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🕯🌳That’s the second one by a gas station right? Within a couple hours?
thats not by the chevron. thats on the other side of the freeway on the frontage road that goes to strawberry rock
and whats the deal with people not wanting their license plate numbers in photos on the internets
It’s my car. Read that plate as much as you want, friend! Won’t do much good now lol
JB, …I’m sorry about your car.
Me, too, JB.
And, thank you, Z, for reminding us to at the very least recognize what must have been a very sucky day for JB.
Bummer JB. Sorry for your bad day there and loss of vehicle.
Cause you can look up the plate numbers and find their addresses and phone numbers.
“Smoke boiled?” I didn’t know that was possible.
There are a lot of things, Horatio….
Boiled = billowed
Here’s what I saw parked at off ramp to Trinidad.
OnStar’s actions
for stopping on the wrong side of the road.
When your car catches on fire, I’m pretty sure you should just Stop and get the hell out. So what if it inconveniences someone else a little!!! Stu-uuu-pid very Stupid comment above mine.
The joke went way over your head.
Was this an accident?
Subarus are notorious for their head gaskets blowing. Now we need to worry about spontaneous combustion?