Marche, Maserati on fire in Civitanova. Cars are wonderful and unpredictable instruments. Cars sometimes catch fire suddenly and this can be the result of various mechanical, electrical or accident problems. While the chances of this happening are low, the reported consequences could be serious. Let’s see what happened in the Marche, more precisely in Civitanova:
In the early evening of Wednesday 22 May 2024, a Maserati SUV traveling on the A14 motorway appears to have suddenly caught fire. There were no injuries and the driver himself would have alerted the emergency services to eradicate the fire as soon as possible. Here are some more details on what happened:
Marche, Maserati on fire in Civitanova on the A14: emergency services were alerted immediately
Referring to the first reconstructions of the case, the scene of the fire appears to have been the Valdichienti highway. In particular, it seems to have occurred in the direction of the mountains, between the junction for the A14 motorway and the one to reach the industrial area of the city of Civitanova. It seems that a Maserati SUV with a diesel system caught fire on the highway.
According to what has been reconstructed, the Fire Brigade appears to have intervened shortly after 7pm yesterday, Wednesday 22 May 2024. The firefighters would have promptly headed to the site of the fire to quickly put out the flames coming from the car. It appears to have been the driver of the Maserati SUV who called for help. In particular, according to what was found, the man would have noticed that smoke was coming out of the car.
At this point he immediately pulled over onto the road and the car apparently started to catch fire. Luckily, the man got out of the car before the flames started. Once the emergency services were alerted, the firefighters immediately mobilized in an attempt to put out the flames. Apparently, the team apparently put out the fire using foaming liquid and made the entire area safe. Subsequently, a traffic police patrol also arrived on the scene to ascertain the dynamics of the fire.
According to initial statements, the incident would have frightened anyone passing by on that stretch of highway. Fortunately, no one, including the driver, appears to have suffered any physical harm. Traffic would have continued to flow normally, despite the possibility of using only one lane. This was to allow the firefighters of the Civitanova detachment to act quickly on the fire.
