Bulldozers are used to move abandon their vehicles left behind as people fled fast-moving flames in Pacific Palisades.

As the devastating Palisades Fire tore through parts of Southern California Tuesday, firefighters used a bulldozer to clear the roads and move abandoned vehicles left by evacuating residents.

A bulldozer was seen moving a line of cars that a KTLA reporter called 'at least 300 feet deep,' in order to create a path for rescue vehicles. The cars were abandoned ... the old and the new ...

There are reportedly three main fires — the Palisades fire, which the LA Times says already destroyed more than 5,000 acres, the Eaton fire, which has burned about 2,200 acres and the smaller ...

Emergency officials used a bulldozer to clear several cars that were abandoned along Sunset Blvd as the Palisades Fire roared close. Advertisement About Our Ads ...

Authorities use bulldozers to remove cars that residents abandoned to flee the Palisades Fire that threatens thousands of California residents and their homes and businesses. (Credit: TNLA) ...

Firefighters used a bulldozer to clear abandoned cars and make way for fire trucks and crew as Palisades Fire continued to rage in the area. Hurricane-prone states The day in pictures Get the USA ...

As the devastating Palisades Fire tore through parts of Southern California Tuesday, firefighters used a bulldozer to clear the roads and move abandoned vehicles left by evacuating residents. Video ...

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