On Friday afternoon, a minibus caught fire, causing interruptions on the BR-101 highway in Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro. The incident took place at kilometer 458, near the Garatucaia neighborhood, highlighting the potential hazards associated with road travel and vehicle incidents in the area. Authorities from the Federal Highway Police responded to the scene and confirmed that there were no injuries reported in connection with the fire. The firefighting department was called in to extinguish the blaze, and during their operations, traffic was regulated using a 'stop and go' system to manage vehicle flow despite the blockage. This temporary measure allowed some level of transportation while the emergency services worked to resolve the situation. Once the fire was successfully extinguished and the scene was deemed safe, traffic was fully restored in both directions. At this time, further details regarding the cause of the fire remain undisclosed, leaving questions about vehicle safety and adherence to regulations for public transportation vehicles in urban areas like Angra dos Reis. Their response and the impact on local traffic patterns underline the significance of maintaining safety measures on major thoroughfares in Brazil.