Category: Fire

Estate car liveried for fire service command duties with blue lights and red/yellow Battenburg markings. Registered new in 2017.

Converted for Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service Search & Rescue duties. Displayed at an exhibition with red and yellow chequered markings and organisation insignia. Battery-electric demonstrator prepared by SVP.

This Ford Ranger 4x4 light truck is used for incident support or rapid response.

A silver Toyota Hilux pickup adapted for fire service use by Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service. It carries red and yellow battenburg markings and a fire crest, first registered in 2011.

A MAN prime mover operated by Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service, built by Marshall SV. Registered in 2004, it is shown here carrying a demountable pod unit. PM 117.

A Volvo FL fire appliance built by Emergency One and operated by Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service. Registered in 2021, based at Swalwell and carrying ladder equipment.

This Volvo FL appliance was built by Emergency One and registered in 2017. It was photographed with blue lights activated heading out on a job. Its design includes high-visibility markings and equipment stowage on the roof.

A 2008 appliance featuring 'RESCUE' markings. Photographed in June 2024. By September 2025, the appliance had been sold off and was now on the run with a private fire service called Fire & Evacuation Services.

Operational Support Unit used by Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service. This 2014-registered Volvo FL has a large box body for transporting support equipment to major incidents.

A 2001 Volvo FL6 fire appliance built by Angloco. Despite its age, it is still a front line appliance for the industrial brigade.

This 2014-registered Volvo FL appliance is based in rural Suffolk.

This 2019-registered Volvo FL appliance is stationed in rural Suffolk and photographed outside the drill tower.

This Volvo FL with Emergency One bodywork was registered in 2017 and operates with Suffolk Fire and Rescue. It is marked as unit 25P3 and is based in the pretty village of Sudbury.

A 2008-registered Volvo FL fire engine bearing 'RESCUE' livery on the front. It is marked as Suffolk's 25P4 unit.

This Volvo FL rescue appliance was registered in 2012. It features the Emergency One body and RESCUE markings.

Based at Stowmarket Police and Fire Station, this 2020 Volvo FL is an Emergency One-bodied pump appliance used by Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service.

This 1995 appliance was a flood rescue unit with crane and personnel area. It was based at Bury St Edmunds and was one of three such vehicles with consecutive registration plates. M194 CRT was based at Colchester Road, Ipswich, and M196 CRT was based at Felixstowe.

Aerial ladder platform

Water tender ladder

Off-road unit with rear-mounted crane

A Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service fire appliance built by Emergency One on a Volvo FL chassis. Registered in late 2023.

This Volvo FL appliance was built by Angloco and registered in late 2014. Multiple views show its front, side and rear. It is designated as 35W7 (Newmarket's Water Carrier).

A Renault Kangoo van used for fire prevention awareness by Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service. It bears educational messaging and partnership logos from Suffolk County Council and Rotary. This type of vehicle is commonly used for community engagement and safety visits.

A 2023-registered Volvo FL appliance built by Emergency One. It operates from the Princes Street fire station and features full rear chevrons and high-access equipment.

This Mercedes Unimog is an off-road capable unit fitted with a Palfinger crane. Operated by Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service, it is suited for rural rescue or transport work. The registration shows that it was new in 2016, and its distinctive high-clearance setup is ideal for rugged terrain.

The line up at Princes Street fire station in summer 2024.

It is marked with the call sign 01P3 and is based at Ipswich East fire station.

It is marked with the call sign 01P4 and is based at Ipswich East fire station.

Rescue Tender

A pickup truck operated by Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service's Prevention Team. It is used for outreach and community engagement, supported by Rotary in Suffolk, and carries distinct prevention-themed graphics.

This image shows a collection of emergency vehicles including a Mercedes Atego fire appliance (KP60 XCC) and two Mercedes Sprinter ambulances (AV12 DNF, LK15 AYX). They are parked in the Emergency Response Unit, ready to deploy to the port area.

A white Ford Transit van with rear chevrons and labelled 'Emergency Unit'. Registered in 2011, it supports emergency logistics operations at the Port of Felixstowe.

This appliance is part of the Port of Felixstowe's emergency services fleet. Equipped with a roof ladder gantry and full emergency lighting, it is designed for rapid response in the port's complex environment.

A Volvo FL fire engine built by Emergency One and operated by Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service. Photographed outside Woodbridge station with a distinctive weathervane depicting a vintage fire engine.

A red Renault Trafic van serving as an engineering support vehicle for Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service. Carries service livery with the county crest and yellow side stripes.

Carrying appliance code 10P1 and photographed next to the drill tower.

Appliance code '11P2', photographed resting just around the corner from its fire station base at Wrentham.

Appliance code 36P3

Carries appliance code '30E6'