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Mail truck catches fire on Summerville Road in Phenix City

A United States Postal Service truck was up in flames late Friday afternoon in Phenix City, Alabama. The incident occurred on Summerville Road, near the Summerville Animal Hospital. It is unknown if the worker was injured. Authorities, both fire and police, were on scene. Traffic was backed up in the area.

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