(Curtis Kreklau/South Fraser News Service)

(Curtis Kreklau/South Fraser News Service)

VIDEO: Truck bursts into flames after collision in Surrey

Surrey fire crews extinguished the blaze Sunday morning

Surrey fire crews responded to calls of a truck on fire at the 8100 block of 192 Street. A 1950s Ford pickup truck was fully engulfed in flames on the side of a road.

Reports say that a Jeep Patriot collided with truck and forced it off the road. The driver of the Ford was transported to hospital with minor injuries.

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