The dramatic rescue of people traveling in a blazing motor home has been caught on video. <br /> <br />Joe Riley, a friend and her teenage daughter were motoring through central Florida on their way to Michigan when the blaze happened, reports Fox10 TV. <br /> <br />A front tire had blown out sparking an immediate fire. <br /> <br />Luckily for Riley and his passengers, Ross Thompson, who runs a business called the "RV Doctor," was passing on the same route and helped rescue those trapped inside the blazing motor home. <br /> <br />Thompson's son captured the drama on his phone. <br /> <br />"I was concerned," said Thompson. <br /> <br />"I saw one man running around the outside so I didn't think there was anybody else there. Because it was so engulfed, I figured they were outside." <br /> <br />But two people were still trapped inside the RV. <br /> <br />"I noticed when I was yelling there was a foot sticking out the window, so I stopped," continued Thompson. <br /> <br />"We ran up to the back room and we rescued a mom and their daughter, and got them out, because they couldn't get out. <br /> <br />"They were trapped. The whole front end was engulfed, there was no way they were going through the front door." <br /> <br />They were also helped by another man driving an 18-wheeler who pulled over to help. <br /> <br />Riley said the fire started "almost within milliseconds." <br /> <br />To add to the tension, there was a 100-pound propane tank fixed to the bottom of the motor home. <br /> <br />"The fire was working its way back towards it, so I was telling people to get away from the coach for the toxic fumes and because I was concerned about the propane tank blowing," said Thompson. <br /> <br />"If that tank blew it would have been a lot worse." <br /> <br />The motor home is a total loss but no one was badly injured. <br /> <br />"I think God put me there in the right time at the place to help those people out," said Thompson.
