*MAJOR INCIDENT* Recyling Centre Fire Causes Chaos In Nottingham! Multiple units Responding!!

Emergency services and fire crews from Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire & Leicestershire attended a significant fire at a waste recycling plant in the Lenton area of Nottingham. It was declared a major incident and at the height of the incident over twelve fire engines, four aerial ladder platforms and other specialist fire appliances were in attendance.

[@catsemergencyresponse]

I’m assuming you used a drone, what drone did you use to record the arial shots?

[@johnwalker325]

Enjoyed yourvid

[@dukwdriver2909]

Another recycling centre gone up in smoke. Damaged lithium-ion battery from a disposable vape discarded improperly?

[@dragonemergencyvideos]

Great video!

[@frlphotos]

Thank you!!

[@heli-crewhgs5285]

4:15 What type of unit is T29R1? Rescue? HAZMAT?

[@frlphotos]

Specialist Rescue Unit

[@Luke-no3dg]

What area of specialism?

[@frlphotos]

@@Luke-no3dg covers: Animal, Rope, Water, RTCs

[@richardbarber8023]

I assume this was one a few months/year ago ?

[@frlphotos]

Yes

[@NeilM01989]

Liked and shared

[@EastMidlands9]

Love this!!

[@frlphotos]

Thanks!!

[@YelpBullhorn]

OMG, a cammer in hi-viz!!! Seen it all now! 🤣

[@DreadWing7777]

9:17 - Nice to see a color other than Blue Lights on Emergency Vehicles in Europe.

[@frlphotos]

Yeah vehicles have rear red lights on them. Then ambers on the indicators!! But looks nice all together!!

[@YelpBullhorn]

Red lights can ONLY be positioned on the rear of any UK vehicle.

[@heli-crewhgs5285]

Red lights (known as ‘fend off’ lights) are located only on the rear of U.K. emergency vehicles. The vehicle should not use them whilst moving.
Their sole purpose is to make the vehicle more visible when the vehicle is stationary, on scene. They are especially useful on motorways in poor weather / visibility.

[@YelpBullhorn]

@@heli-crewhgs5285 unless you're the frigging USA President!!! Because his cavalcade has red flashers on the front grilles of their vehicles.... even on UK roads! But I was told by a serving UK police officer that that is acceptable because they are part of a convoy (i.e., classed as one vehicle), where the lead and rear vehicles are always UK police vehicles.

[@grahammaguire404]

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