Cape may firefighters quickly extinguish morning car fire on broadway

CAPE MAY, NJ — Cape May Fire Department personnel responded Friday morning to assist the West Cape May Volunteer Fire Company with a vehicle fire on Broadway, officials said.

The incident occurred in the early hours, and crews worked together to extinguish the blaze. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire has not been released.

Firefighters from both departments quickly contained the scene, preventing the fire from spreading to nearby structures or vehicles.

The response was part of ongoing mutual aid efforts between Cape May area fire departments.

Fire contained, no injuries reported

Authorities have not provided further details regarding the vehicle involved or any damage assessments.

Key Points

Cape May firefighters assisted West Cape May crews in a car fire on Broadway
The fire occurred Thursday morning; no injuries reported
Cause of the fire remains under investigation

Cape May crews teamed up with West Cape May to knock down a Broadway car blaze with no injuries reported.

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