Multi-Vehicle Crashes Cause Fires, Injuries in Cincinnati, South Gate, Memphis

Several recent incidents involving cars catching fire following crashes or arson have occurred across different U.S. cities. In Cincinnati, a multi-vehicle crash on W North Bend Road resulted in one vehicle catching fire after a red truck veered into a home, with three drivers hospitalized but sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. Similarly, in South Gate, a high-speed crash involving two vehicles led to one car catching fire near an intersection, with both drivers extricated and injured, though the extent of injuries remains unknown. In Memphis, a man suffered burns after his car was allegedly set on fire in an act of arson by a woman who poured gasoline into his vehicle, causing him to crash into a fence. Another separate crash in Memphis involved a Dodge Charger that caught fire after crashing into a front yard, with no immediate information on injuries or cause. These incidents highlight ongoing safety concerns related to vehicle fires resulting from crashes or deliberate acts.