INCREDIBLE VIDEO: part of SB I-15 is washed away; fire engine tumbles off the side; fortunately no one hurt pic.twitter.com/5VMzQEBlqa

— Rob McMillan (@abc7robmcmillan) February 18, 2017

The San Bernardino County Fire Department said all firefighters were able to get out of the engine before it tipped over.

The incident occurred when the Number 5 lane of the southbound freeway began to give way.

The fire engine at first was hanging over the side of the road before falling over the side.

A Michigan firefighter is facing additional charges in a Minnesota crash that killed two of his colleagues last year.

Micheal Allen Johnson, 28, originally faced two charges of criminal vehicular homicide, but is now facing 10 felony counts. The charges were recently added after his toxicology report, which revealed that Johnson had cocaine and benzoylecgonine in his system, was returned and reviewed by the Anoka County Prosecutor’s Office.

The Herald News reported on new equipment coming to Fall River (MA) firefighters after the department was awarded a FEMA grant of more than $200K.

The city's match for the $233,623 grant was $23,362, which will reportedly be used for new turnout gear. The gear is the latest in a move to deliver new and standard compliant equipment to the city firefighting staff, according to the report: A new $500K apparatus is expected to be delivered next month, and the city is purchasing dedicated gear washers and dryers.

I mean, who doesn't want to ride in a fire truck? A Mesa (AZ) woman finally got the chance after 90 years to take a ride with firefighters from her local department.

"The sound that was exciting is when they used the siren," Betty Lee said.