Apparatus Crash
A Delray Beach firefigher was terminated following a city investigation into the crash that injured 15 people, including firefighters and train passengers, and destroyed a fire truck
Three firefighters were hurt while battling the Staten Island house fire and fourth was hurt when a vehicle crashed into a department vehicle
The Junction Fire Company tanker was responding to a brush fire when it was struck by another vehicle
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The suspected drunk driver was taken into custody after a short pursuit
Denver Fire Chief Desmond Fulton said firefighters immediately worked to free and care for the victims after their apparatus T-boned a sedan
One firefighter was also evaluated for possible injuries after the crash
The Bonita Springs Fire Control & Rescue District apparatus flipped over into a wooded area off the road
A sheriff’s office report states that the firefighter was driving the tanker to a fire when the lights from another fire department’s tanker obscured his vision
Officials say the Anaheim engine was en route to a call when it was struck on its left side at an intersection
The firefighters in the engine immediately began caring for multiple people who were injured in the collision
Officials say the Passaic apparatus was en route to a call when it collided with a minivan
One civilian was killed and another was seriously injured after a vehicle crashed into a Fort Wayne Fire Department apparatus
Officials say the woman’s vehicle skidded on the icy road while approaching an earlier crash scene
Two semi-trucks collided with the emergency vehicles, one of which fled the scene
The crash comes shortly after the state passed a stricter “Move Over” law
Engine 73 was en route to a fire in the Bronx when it was T-boned by the livery cab
The driver of the other vehicle and two other passengers were taken to the hospital after the crash; Reece City Fire Chief Joel Boggs said no firefighters were injured
The crash occurred near the scene of a fire, but authorities have not said if the vehicle was responding to the fire at the time of the incident
The Pflugerville fire truck was responding to an earlier crash when the fatal collision occurred
Lester Labarge’s tractor-trailer struck a fire engine at a crash scene, killing Hanover County Fire Lt. Brad Clark
The China Grove firefighters were responding to a vehicle crash caused by wet road conditions when the engine overturned
Three Chesterton firefighters walked away unharmed after the collision caused the fire truck’s cab to completely detach
Officials said the crash was due to a brake failure during maintenance
A heart attack patient died and eight FDNY members were injured when the ladder truck T-boned the ambulance
The Laredo Fire Department is investigating the collision involving a fire engine and a car
The fatal incident was the second time in two days a responding Indianapolis engine was involved in a collision
Officials said the other driver struck the engine on its rear driver’s side, causing it to spin a full 180 degrees and roll onto its side
Firefighters were putting out flames at a tractor-trailer fire when another tractor-trailer hit one of the fire struck and pushed it into the other two
The apparatus from four different departments in Davidson and Randolph counties were involved in three separate crashes
A woman known from a hate speech video that went viral was in critical condition after being struck by an Asheville Fire Department vehicle while crossing the street
The San Antonio Fire Department is investigating what caused the apparatus to roll away with no one inside
One firefighter is in critical condition; the other suffered serious injuries
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