Yesterday, a public bus caught fire on Rome's Via del Tritone. The number 63 bus quickly become engulfed in flames but thankfully, the driver and passengers escaped unhurt. Interestingly, as Statista's Martin Armstrong notes, the sight of a burning bus in central Rome is nothing new with people blaming Atac, the capital's transport authority, for the unusual phenomenon.
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So far this year, nine buses have caught fire in the city while there were 22 incidents last year. In 2016, there were 14 in total.