A FedEx van was damaged in a fire that closed St. Charles Street between Shasta and Bywood places. (Jane Skrypnek/News Staff)

A FedEx van was damaged in a fire that closed St. Charles Street between Shasta and Bywood places. (Jane Skrypnek/News Staff)

Vehicle fire closes St. Charles Street in Victoria

FedEx delivery van damaged by fire

A commercial vehicle fire closed St. Charles Street between Shasta and Bywood places early Monday afternoon.

A FedEx delivery van was damaged by the fire.

The street reopened to traffic after it was removed.

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