LFD: When we arrive at a fire, our hoselines provide the critical water supply firefighters need to put out the fire and attack the flames to protect lives and property.
We are reporting a recent incident where a private vehicle drove over a active fire hose, causing it to fail and disrupting water flow. This put our crews in immediate danger.
Driving over a fire hose can cause catastrophic failure, interrupt vital firefighting operations, and create an even larger emergency.
If you see a fire hose across the roadway, ALWAYS STOP and follow the directions of emergency personnel. Do not, under any circumstances, drive over hose.

They prob thought it was an IGUD fire truck hose.
The fact that this needed to be specifically addressed is horrifying.
Firefighters are entering a burning home to try and save lives. The strongest tool they have to defend them from a flare up is their water hose. Driving over the hose can rotor the hose leaving the firefighters unprotected.
Scary stuff.
Nightmare material.