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Car catches fire in Charlottetown parking lot

SaltWire Network | Posted: July 14, 2019, 2:29 p.m. | Updated: July 15, 2019, 7:20 a.m. | 1 Min Read
Charlottetown fire inspector Winston Bryan looks over a vehicle that was completely destroyed after it burst into flames in the parking lot of Charlottetown’s A&W on Friday afternoon. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO/NICK TWEEL
Charlottetown fire inspector Winston Bryan looks over a vehicle that was completely destroyed after it burst into flames in the parking lot of Charlottetown’s A&W on Friday afternoon. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO/NICK TWEEL - Contributed

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No one was reportedly injured in a fire that occurred outside Charlottetown’s A&W Friday afternoon.

A vehicle burst into flames in the parking lot of Charlottetown’s A&W on Friday afternoon. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO/NICK TWEEL
A vehicle burst into flames in the parking lot of Charlottetown’s A&W on Friday afternoon. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO/NICK TWEEL

A vehicle in the parking lot burst into flames, prompting a response from the Charlottetown fire department.

Media reports said the fire, which completely destroyed the vehicle, was ruled as accidental.

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