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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'

A 2015 high-mobility Unimog with Palfinger loader crane and winch, used for off-road incidents and logistical support.

The line-up at Lowestoft South fire station in summer 2024.

Command support vehicle. Call sign 15C9. Notice the red flashing lights to the front. A fire service command unit is the only vehicle allowed to show a red light to the front in the UK lighting regulations.

First registered in 2012, this is Beccles' appliance as of summer 2024. It is seen here manoeuvring out of the fire station and into the yard.

This Isuzu D-Max is used as a rapid intervention vehicle. It features red and yellow battenburg markings, a light bar, and a rear compartment housing firefighting equipment including hose reels, extinguishers, and a 600-litre water tank. It is well-suited to off-road and quick response use around airports and outdoor events.

This Volvo FL stationed in Knaresborough and the crew are just heading out to a job.

On display with equipment out and accompanied by an unregistered red quad bike.