No Injuries in Car Fire on Brunel Road

Nobody was hurt during a morning vehicle fire in Huntsville.

Yesterday morning around 9:00am, crews from the Huntsville/Lake of Bays Fire Department battled the fire at the intersection of Brunel Road and White House Road. The driver had experienced some mechanical trouble which resulted in the SUV catching fire.

Both directions of Brunel Road were blocked off as crews battled the fire.

The cause is still yet to be determined.

Derek Sutton
Derek Sutton
Born and raised right here in Huntsville. I am a Fanshawe College Graduate in Broadcast Journalism. An avid sports fan and I love to story tell. Have a news tip? Email me: dsutton@moosefm.com

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