G 3453 C, G 3452 C, G 90806, G 90807 Gibraltar Fire Brigade Kymco Mopeds – Four bikes used by firefighters to get around the small British Overseas Territory
The badge on the top box
The front view
The front view
A Demonstration BMW i3 fire car. The car is all-electric with an option of a generator fitted beneath the boot floor to charge the batteries and extend the range.
Inside the 2014-launched car shows a large central screen.
The rear
A close look at the distinctive front end
There is no B-pillar so the doors open as shown. The electric charging can be seen on the left.
This Jankel-based Supercat was spotted in Cullompton. It is marked up as part of the Thrust SSC world land speed record attempt.
The rear, showing the Angloco bodywork and crane.
YB63 FNO A North Yorkshire FRS Volvo rescue pump based at Acomb
The rear
Falkland Islands Fire and Rescue Scania P360 / Carmichael prior to being exported.
The rear.
The logo.
NX53 AYY North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service Volvo / Emergency One wading through flood water on blue lights.
Another view.
A Volvo V60 rapid response vehicle demo fire car.
A JCB Fas Ultra minature firefighting vehicle.
The rear view of the compact, open-sided two-seater.
A Land Rover fire car that doesn’t look any different to normal, until you see it from the side or rear.
The rear view showing the additional axle! The rear pod is fitted like a trailer and allows a greater weight of equip,ent to be carried.
A Mercedes Unimog U5000 / Angloco truck that has four wheel drive and an eight-speed gearbox. The very capable off-roader is equipped with a 218 bhp turbo diesel engine.
The rear view, showing the platforms that lower down so firefighters can reach the lockers.
PO60 DWF Greater Manchester FRS have this Command Unit based on a Volvo chassis.
The rear view.
A close up look at the externally mounted tv screen – in this instance showing a map of the incident scene.
Another view.
Kronenburg have this fire incident command unit demo vehicle.
The rear view of the brightly liveried mobile base.
Leicestershire FRS have this new Scania P280 / Emergency One to add to their fleet in 2013.
The rear view.
OV61 PVK West Midlands Fire Service have this Land Rover Discovery for Technical Rescue work.
The rear view.
BX10 JYS A West Midlands FL-class Volvo / JDC based at Bickenhill.
WR61 PWF A Mitsubishi Fuso Canter fire appliance demonstrator, converted by JDC.
The rear view of the compact appliance.
VA13 GJE This Toyota Hilux Carmichael demonstrator has the unusual feature of red flashing lights built into the front grille.
The rear view, showing the pull-out equipment trays of the rapid intervention vehicle.
A brand new South Wales fire appliance that is yet to be registered.
A brand new Northumberland fire appliance that is yet to be registered.
GX57 EUW East Sussex FRS use this Volvo FL280.
The rear, showing a ‘distraction kills’ advert on the rear lockers.
AE61 FBB A Toyota Hilux used by Shropshire FRS and also carrying Environment Agency branding.
Another view.
LC13 BCY A Mini Cooper that is marked up as a fire car.
The rear view.
A close look at the rear, showing the metal lockers effect.
HW06 FGJ Cowes fire station on the Isle of Wight with their single rescue pump ready for action.
A closer look at the 2006 Mercedes 1328 Atego/JDC appliance.
The brigade crest on the door.
The rear.
R887 MJT A Dennis Sabre that is used for film and TV work. It is operated by Cini Fire Tech.
K335 BHB An ERF ES8 240 water bowser that is operated by Cini Fire Tech.
The fire appliance leads a procession of three vehicles in Cini Tech Fire’s fleet.
J905 WUX A ERF ES8 275 water bowser that is one of two such vehicles with Cini Fire Tech.
The rear view. The rear platform folds down and allows two people to stand and direct the hoses. This is particularly useful when film crews request a large area to be wet, such as a runway. When the vehicle drives down a runway and then back up again, its reach means the whole surface is wet.
R889 MJT A Dennis Sabre operated by Cini Fire Tech. After standing for a long time it was struggling to start. You can see that it is being jump-started by a 1980 Ford Cortina connected to the two 12 volt batteries.
A close up look at the company logo.
HW56 EWP A Citroen Berlingo used as a co-responder vehicle by the Isle of Wight fire and ambulance services.
The rear view of the dual-liveried small van.
KX11 AYW A 2011 Scania P280 CP31 / Polybilt / JDC / Cobra in service with the Isle of Wight fire service at Newport.
The rear.
HW07 FCX A Mitsubishi L200 / Truckman Technical Rescue Unit with the Isle of Wight FRS.
The rear.