Van fire slows I-4 traffic near Conroy Road Blaze causes traffic jam for eastbound vehicles
A van catches fire on I-4 near Conroy Road. Photo credit: Tom Cross.
ORLANDO, Fla. – A vehicle fire slowed traffic Tuesday morning on Interstate 4 in Orlando.
A van caught fire on I-4 east near Conroy Road.
Black smoke billowed from the van before the fire was extinguished.
Photos from the scene show a van entirely burned out.
The fire caused a traffic jam in the area.
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Details about the fire are not known.
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