Doesn't say it's not EV. If the firemen allowed it to burn out by itself, that would indicate an EV.
I heard about that at the time and freaked right out - i've often used that route!No, it's fine. Probably just incompetence on your part.
Never mind. I'm not going to run out of ICE bus fires for a very long time. I think there are roughly 250 a year...
Try this one...
Peak District: Fire rips through double-decker bus
An eyewitnesses says she saw the vehicle's tyres and fuel tank explode.www.bbc.co.uk
No, surely that would indicate a UFO?
So the woman was some kind of a bus expert? Did she say what type of fuel, petrol, diesel, or lithium?
How did she work out what was exploding. A bang could be anything, take this one for instance:
www.cambridge-news.co.uk
www.thejournal.ie
This one has all the hallmark of a mobile/laptop igniting spreading to car, then to the pump, then to the other car. Lithium battery devices should be banned in petrol stations because the rudimental fire fighting facilities such as a bucket of sand would have no effect on a lithium fire.No... don't tell me... it only happened because one of them had an aunty who lived next to someone who had a friend who once test drove an EV...
The explosion does look similar to EV. Can't blame people for making the wrong assumption.
You know... sometimes, I look back through history and I wonder how we could have been so stupid, superstitious and ignorant to burn women for being "witches" in the 17th Century....What is that thing on his head? Roadkill?
) of a photo of an EV...
