Another Prius Fire : How Long Before Someone Is Burned To Death?

Another Uber Prius has burst into flames, this time in Bruton Street in the a heart of Mayfair. This is what happens when drivers share vehicles and the car is on the road virtually 24 hours a day.

This is becoming an all too familiar sight as more and more of the new 600 PH drivers per week, realise they can't make enough to rent/lease these vehicles on their own and take to sharing, in some cases with two other drivers. 

This vehicle is not suitable to be used constantly, over a 24 hour period, as we can see. 

Will TfL take the same line they did when TX4s were spontaneous combusting?   

How long before someone is seriously burned or even killed?

It's obvious these cars have a serious problem, but will TfL enforce a recall and  take these dangerous vehicles off the road until they can be modified, so as not to put the public at risk of burning to death.

Going on the way TfL have shown bias towards this company I wouldn't hold your breath waiting.

   

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