CNG-Powered Bus Explodes Into Flames, Looks Like A Scene From A Hollywood Movie | Carscoops carscoops ⬇️
This is the standard layout of such vehicles with many of them still operating in European countries including Italy and Greece.buses are used as a cleaner alternative to the traditional diesel-powered ones without the drawbacks of electric vehicles in terms of the available range and long charging times.
While this is not the first time a CNG-powered bus turns into a flamethrower – aThe source of the fire was unknown, and we don’t know how did it reach the gas tanks on the roof. From the looks of it, the pressure-reducing valves are doing their job allowing for the fuel to burn without exploding. Still, if this thing happened in a crowded urban environment, the fire could easily expand to the surrounding vehicles and premises.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
GAC Trumpchi's Production Emkoo Has A Striking Face And Hybrid Power | CarscoopsGAC Trumpchi's Production Emkoo Has A Striking Face And Hybrid Power | Carscoops carscoops
Read more »
Volkswagen 'Actively Looking' At Building An Electric Pickup For America | CarscoopsVolkswagen 'Actively Looking' At Building An Electric Pickup For America | Carscoops carscoops
Read more »
Oakland A’s place six players on COVID-19 list ahead of home opener at ColiseumThe A’s will be without their closer and several other key players at Monday’s home opener.
Read more »
Baseball eats: Bay Area’s best hot dogs, sausages for fans watching at homeMany legendary shops were in business decades before the Giants, A’s migrated West
Read more »
Oakland A's record smallest home crowd in nearly 42 years as future at Coliseum remains uncertainThe A's drew a crowd of 3,748 - the smallest at the Coliseum since Sept. 25, 1980.
Read more »
An early look at the return from the A’s big spring tradesA look at how the players involved in the deals that sent Chris Bassitt, Matt Olson, Matt Chapman and Sean Manaea are faring with the A’s.
Read more »