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New Jersey Mail Vehicle Fire

January 13, 2026May 6, 2023

A burned vehicle with charred remains visible on the ground, surrounded by debris, including pieces of paper and other items scattered around.

Another mail vehicle fire.. This time in New Jersey

Missouri mail truck fire

January 13, 2026April 10, 2023

A fire engulfing a vehicle, producing thick black smoke, in an outdoor setting with trees and landscaping. A second image shows a man inspecting the burnt remains of the vehicle, which is heavily damaged and charred.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) – A postal carrier escaped a fire inside a mail truck in Springfield.

New Mexico Mail Truck Fire

January 13, 2026March 29, 2023

A damaged postal service vehicle with significant burn marks on the front and interior. Scattered mail is visible on the ground beside the vehicle, which is parked on a street with a wooden fence in the background.

Reported and posted on Facebook

Mail truck fire in Simpsonville, SC leaves two shaken but unharmed

January 13, 2026March 18, 2023

Firefighters examining and responding to a smoldering delivery truck, with visible damage to the front end, on a residential street.

A mail truck fire reported in Simpsonville on Saturday afternoon that left the vehicle devastated, but the driver and trainee were thankfully completely unscathed.

Colorado Mail Truck fire

January 13, 2026March 6, 2023

A white truck is emitting thick black smoke from the rear, parked on a wet pavement. The scene is set in an outdoor area with other vehicles and utility poles in the background.

Fire erupted due to a mechanical failure when attempting to load it on a wrecker from the breakdown earlier in the day.

Wisconsin mail truck fire

January 13, 2026February 21, 2023

A postal service truck with its rear open, parked on a residential street alongside a red pickup truck. A police officer is standing nearby, observing the scene. Houses are visible in the background.

February mail truck fire in Wisconsin

Georgia mail truck fire

January 13, 2026January 31, 2023

A split-image showing an on-fire postal delivery truck on the left with thick smoke and flames, and on the right, a damaged postal truck with a postal worker inside amid charred and wrecked interior.

The cause of the fire is unknown at this time, and the truck will be transported to the Atlanta Post Office headquarters for further investigation.

Mail truck fire Orange TX

January 13, 2026January 17, 2023

A damaged postal truck with a burnt front and items on the ground, showing charred packages and mail, near a fire truck responding to the incident.

Wednesday around lunchtime a mail truck caught fire on Carrie St. in Orange, damaging the truck and burning some mail. But don’t worry, the Amazon packages in the back survived.

Mail truck catches on fire in El Paso TX

January 13, 2026January 15, 2023

A semi-truck and a smaller vehicle on a highway, with smoke billowing from the rear of the semi-truck. A billboard in the background displays advertising. Road signs indicate construction ahead.

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — A mail truck caught on fire Sunday afternoon near I-10 West and Redd.

Michigan Mail Truck Fire

January 13, 2026January 4, 2023

A United States Postal Service delivery truck engulfed in flames with thick black smoke rising, situated near a roadside with bare bushes and a snow-covered field in the background.

First mail truck fire this year. Starting the tally for 2023

Mail truck catches fire in Flagstaff neighborhood

January 13, 2026December 20, 2022

A USPS delivery truck parked on a residential street with its hood open. Surrounding the truck are snow patches and houses under a clear blue sky.

Neighbors on Navajo Road in west Flagstaff saw smoke and flames rising from the hood of a mail truck on Monday. The delivery driver was outside the vehicle delivering packages when he heard a clicking sound and noticed that the truck was on fire

Mail truck fire – Sonora, California

January 13, 2026December 14, 2022

A series of three images showing a burnt mail truck. A firefighter in uniform is standing near the truck, which is emitting smoke. The background features a building and patches of grass.

No one was hurt Monday night when a U.S. Postal Service delivery truck went up in flames for an unknown reason at Jamestown and Sunshine Hill roads in Sonora.