Amazon delivery van catches fire in Marion, no injuries
The Amazon delivery van after it caught fire in Marion on Saturday, Feb. 7. No one was injured. Photo source: Marion Fire Department Facebook
The Marion Fire Department and Marion Police Department responded to the car fire call over the weekend. 
Smoke comes out of the Amazon delivery truck. 
Firefighters put out the car fire on Cross Neck Road in Marion.
The Amazon delivery van had caught fire due to a possible mechanical malfunction. 
Cross Neck Road was covered in snow making it difficult for first responders to reach the van. 
The fire burned on Cross Neck Road.
The Amazon delivery van after it caught fire in Marion on Saturday, Feb. 7. No one was injured. Photo source: Marion Fire Department Facebook
The Marion Fire Department and Marion Police Department responded to the car fire call over the weekend.
Smoke comes out of the Amazon delivery truck.
Firefighters put out the car fire on Cross Neck Road in Marion.
The Amazon delivery van had caught fire due to a possible mechanical malfunction.
Cross Neck Road was covered in snow making it difficult for first responders to reach the van.
The fire burned on Cross Neck Road.
MARION — A vehicle fire occurred between 143 Cross Neck Road and 112 Cross Neck Road in Marion over the weekend.
The Marion Fire Department and Police Department responded to a call of a car fire on Saturday, Feb. 7 around 8:15 p.m. The driver was uninjured and not in the vehicle during the fire.
Marion Fire Chief Brian Jackvony said an Amazon delivery van caught fire after being stuck in the snow.
Getting to the vehicle was difficult due to snow and weather. Most of Cross Neck Road is privately owned so the road was unplowed.
The cause of the fire is still being determined. Jackvony said he assumes it to be a mechanical malfunction.
“I'm not sure what the malfunction was but it was definitely a mechanical malfunction,” Jackvony said.
The gasoline powered Amazon van was removed from the area.
