1. GUYS NO PARKING IN THE FIRE LANE LOOK WHAT CAN HAPPEN IF CHAS VISHLOM IT CACHES ON TO THE TREES WHAT WOULD YOU DO THEN O IM SORRY I WAS LEARNING PLEASE CARE FOR ALL THE PPL IN THE YESHIVA AND DONT PARK WHERE U CAN PUT THEM ALL IN TO DANGER THANKS

2. Don’t park in the fire lane because that’s the law. No other reasons should be required! And that applies to all rules and laws, believe it or not.

3. Don’t park in an illegal spot

4. My car’s on fire! What should I do? Oh, I know. Take a video and send it to the scoop.

5. THE CAR IS IN A LEGAL SPOT!!

6. Weird story. How does a car overheat by itself while it is parked? Any explanations?

7. Legal spot? I suppose it depends upon your understanding of “legal”. It’s parked on the grass, not in a parking spot, in an area acessible only because a previous car knocked down the post & chains protecting the landscaping there. One also has to jump a curb to get there which itself is illegal if it one entered the spot from the street.

8. Not so legal – the nose of the car is hanging out into the fire lane. Interesting that it was precisely that part of the car that caught fire.

9. LOOL, thanks for the laugh, #4! XD

10. Took the term ” Fire Lane ” Literally.

11. To #7 its perfectly legal to park on the grass and to jump a curb if it’s on private property

12. #11. Perhaps it’s legal, but it’s kneged halacha as well as a chillul Hashem.

13. Sometimes the heat of the engine can cause the grass to ignite, causing the car to catch fire. I’ve seen this happen in the heat, with dry, tall grass underneath the engine. Maybe that’s what happened here.

14. Now we see what a fire lane is ment for!!!

15. i always wondered about that fire hydrants and fire lanes take up alot of space in town and they dont really use it they have long hosses this truck is not parked in fire lane it is parked on the street and a fire truck cant fit into a hydrant spot

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