New Jersey Postal Truck fire

A firefighter spraying water at a van engulfed in flames and thick smoke on a residential street, with houses in the background.

Upon arrival, Engines 3, 4, and 5 discovered a fully involved postal truck. Crews went to work extinguishing the fire and had it under control in minutes.

Four Mail Trucks Catch Fire in Wayne, NJ on Memorial Day

Two images of a burnt delivery vehicle, showing the severely damaged front and engine area. The vehicle's hood is open with charred components visible, and surrounding areas are covered in ash and debris.

For some reason, yet unknown, an engine compartment of one of the many white, boxy mail trucks that deliver mail to our homes caught on fire and engulfed the entirety of the front of the truck and passenger compartment.

Nutley Fire Department Reports No Injuries After Postal Vehicle Catches Fire

A car emitting thick smoke on a street, with a firefighter nearby. Trees and buildings are visible in the background, suggesting a city environment.

According to Nutley Fire Department chief Henry Meola, the fire appeared to be limited to the engine compartment. Meola stated that the Nutley Police Department is still waiting for word from postal authorities regarding the disposition of the vehicle as the mail was not damaged. 

NJ Postal Vehicle Fire

A damaged postal truck parked on a street, with visible signs of fire damage and debris scattered around. The truck's interior shows extensive destruction, and trees and grass are visible in the background.

No injuries in NJ and it started with the engine overheating

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