The continued explosion of shockingly valuable internet clips has created a Spectacular combustion media™ clip, this time featuring a city bus launching huge columns of fire in multiple directions. While most of today’s viral incineration is powered by lithium-ion the batterythis bus near Perugia, Italyis (well, was) powered by a good, old-fashioned internal combustion engine, although a compression combustion engine nature Air – like your farm neighbor boy super mission (or last generation Ford F-150).
Based on umbriaon.it, no one was injured when the bus caught fire was driven by a company mechanic on provincial road 344, who was able to get out before the flames lost control. The fire spread to a nearby forest but was brought under control by Perugia’s fire brigade and eventually extinguished. CNG bus fires are not particularly common, but when they do, what does a boy do? happen.
The point is, spewing a large pillar of fire is not a bug, but a feature. Autopians explain that the flames were following columns of natural gas that were deliberately blown away from the burning bus, keeping as much of that fuel as far away from hell as possible and giving passengers time to escape.
The incident of a bus crashing into an urban tunnel in Stockholm, Sweden, in 2019 shows what can happen when there is a limited distance to those sparks (hence the countless warning signs ignored by drivers); Only the driver was injured in the incident:
