Emergency crews raced to a rustic street in Fife after a van went up in flames.
The blaze, in Cluny Highway, Kirkcaldy, was reported to fireplace officers simply earlier than 2pm on Saturday March 12.
Dramatic photographs posted on-line by Fife Jammers present ferocious flames pouring out of the bonnet and towering over the entrance windscreen of the motor.
The van could be seen in the course of the B981 as the fireplace rages on.
One equipment attended and the blaze was extinguished, with crews leaving at 2.51pm.
The Scottish Hearth and Rescue Service informed the Report that they don't have any reviews of any accidents.
Hearth chiefs mentioned they didn't have data concerning the reason for the fireplace.
A spokeswoman mentioned: "We have been known as to attend a fan fireplace in Cluny Highway, Kirkcaldy at 1.56pm on Saturday.
"One equipment attended to extinguish the fireplace.
"Crews left when the world was made protected at 2.51pm.
"We might not present data on casualties.
"Info on accidents reported would come from the ambulance service."
The Each day Report contacted Police Scotland.
The SAS have been additionally contacted for remark.
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