Pull over as quickly as it is safe to do so, be sure to use your signal as you make your way to a safe location off the road such as the breakdown lane or rest stop.
Once you have stopped, TURN OFF the engine.
GET everyone out of the car. Never return to a burning car for anything.
MOVE everyone at least 100 feet from the burning car and well away from traffic.
CALL 9-1-1.
How to prevent a car fire
Have your car serviced regularly by a professionally trained mechanic. If you spot leaks, your car is not running properly, get it checked. A well-maintained car is less likely to have a fire.
If you must transport gasoline, transport only a small amount in a certified gas can that is sealed. Keep a window open for ventilation.
Gas cans and propane cylinders should never be transported in the passenger compartment.
Never park a car where flammables, such as grass, are touching the catalytic converter.
Drive safely to avoid an accident.
Know the danger signs
Cracked or loose wiring or electrical problems, including a fuse that blows more than once
Oil or fluid leaks
Oil cap not on securely
Rapid changes in fuel or fluid level, or engine temperature
