Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service were stunned to discover a car fire in Crewe was put out by a "passing motorist," following an incident on the A500.

On Tuesday 19 September, firefighters were called to reports of a car blaze on the A500, Alsager Road, near Crewe.

At around 7:46pm, One fire engine from Alsager arrived at the scene.

Firefighters discovered a passing motorist had already put out the car blaze on the A500, using a personal extinguisher (Nub News).

On arrival, the firefighters discovered a passing motorist had already put out the blaze, using a personal extinguisher.

The crew checked the vehicle with a thermal imaging camera and cooled it using a hose reel jet.

No one was injured in the incident.

A Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: "A car fire was reported.

No one was injured in the A500 car fire incident (Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service).

"When the crew arrived, they found a passing motorist had put out the initial fire using a personal fire extinguisher.

"The crew checked the vehicle with a thermal imaging camera and continued to cool it using a hose reel jet."

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