Stanford’s journey to this weekend’s University of Washington Invitational turned scary when their charter bus caught fire on Interstate 5 in Seattle with director of track and field Chris Miltenberg and approximately 30 members of the team on board. No injuries have been reported.

The fire, and its aftermath, were chronicled by senior javelin thrower Mackenzie Little, who was posting travel updates for the NCAA track and field Instagram page. The bus had a flat tire before catching fire, according to the university. 

Scary start to the race weekend for Stanford pic.twitter.com/TLzneZUlY7

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) January 26, 2019

Little’s posts show the team hurrying off the front of the bus as the rear of the bus was on fire. Later, most of the bus appeared engulfed in flames as the team watched from a distance. KING 5 News in Seattle reported that the fire caused traffic to back up for four miles.

“I’ve officially seen it all now,” Miltenberg was heard saying in one of the posts.

Another video by Little showed her luggage with the caption, "charred and soaking wet, but all accounted for." 

The team waited for two hours before being transported to the University of Washington in a city bus. Stanford will compete as scheduled in Seattle. 

Earlier this afternoon, our charter bus caught fire in Seattle on the way to the UW Invitational. Everyone is safe and we will continue to compete as scheduled.

— StanfordXCTF (@StanfordXCTF) January 26, 2019