Your commute may be bad, but at least it's not blocked by flaming goat cheese.

A bystander's video of the cheese inferno:

Source: Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation / via: nrk.no

A truckload containing 59,000 pounds of burning goat cheese has blocked off a Norwegian tunnel for the past six days. The cheese in question, a brown caramelized goat cheese known as Brunost, caught fire as it was being transported through the Brattli Tunnel in Tysfjord, northern Norway, last week. The fire was extinguished Monday, but officials warn that the toxic gases emitted by the burning cheese may keep the tunnel closed for the next week. No injuries have been reported.

"I didn't know that brown cheese burns so well," Kjell Bjoern Vinje of the Norwegian Public Roads Administration told Reuters.

He confirmed that this was the first time cheese had caught fire on Norwegian roads in his fifteen years of experience.