Officials said that bedrooms and a bathroom were behind the exterior wall the driver hit and one firefighter had just exited the area. Authorities said a bedroom and bathroom were severely damaged.

Authorities said the building must be evaluated before firefighters can continue using it. the engine company has been relocated for the time being.

The driver of the car sustained minor injuries and authorities have not said if she will be charged.

The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Authorities said that Monday's incident is not the first time someone has hit the fire station. A protective barrier was installed last year, which slowed the car, but was unable to stop it.

Read more at http://www.wral.com/car-crashes-into-durham-fire-station-no-injuries-reported/16125830/#O5WFuUzw5XwsLemM.99

Fire 🚒 usually travel in packs. Please make sure all emergency vehicles have gone by before pulling back out. #NearMiss #FirePreventionWeek pic.twitter.com/YpylMbR7ZX

— Arlington Fire (@ACFDPIO) October 14, 2016

Arlington Fire in Virginia is sharing a video to remind drivers that if there is one emergency vehicle, there is often more. The video, taken from a dash cam, shows a near crash with a car and a fire engine. There were three emergency vehicles in a row, and after the first one passed, a car started to pull out, not realizing there were two behind it.

The Valley Fire Department has 47 volunteer firefighters, including approximately seven firefighters who transferred in at the beginning of the month when the Navajo Nation took over operations at the Shiprock, Newcomb and Ojo Amarillo fire stations.

Valley Fire is the busiest of the San Juan County Fire Department districts. This year, it has received more than 1,700 calls, and expects to reach 2,000 calls before the end of the year.