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What is Worse Than Getting Your Bus Stuck in the Snow?
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Garth Johnston
Published Dec 27, 2010
Modified Dec 27, 2010
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Published Dec 27, 2010
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It appears lots of things managed to catch fire in the snow last night! To go along with the burned-out cab in Chelsea from earlier this morning and the many stuck bus photos we've been seeing here are two photos of a burned out Hampton Jitney bus.
The pictures were taken on Third Avenue and 64th Street at about 9 a.m. this morning. Rather than hazard a guess as to what exactly happened we've put in a call to the Jitney but have yet to hear back. Considering the troubles that emergency services have been carrying, we hope that nobody was injured.
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