Crawley fire service have issued a request for scrap vehicles to help them train for road traffic collisions.
The team have asked for those in West Sussex who have scrap or unwanted vehicles to donate them.
They are looking for old cars, vans or even minibuses.
The team will use these vehicles to practise life saving skills.
Autocovery supports the service and their driver Mark collects the unwanted vehicles to deliver them to the station.
Crawley Fire Service have expressed that cars are in short supply at the moment.
This comes after reports that used cars across the country are increasing in price and in high demand.
Those who may help are urged to contact Autocovery
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