Fire engines, sirens, rescue displays, demonstrations and education programmes about disaster preparation are just some of the things on offer at the Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT) fire and rescue day on February 8.
“This is an opportunity for children and parents to learn how to stay safe in a disaster situation in a fun and interactive way,” says MOTAT chief executive Michael Frawley.
The NZ Fire Service have been major supporters of this event for many years and will have some their fire engines working alongside some of MOTAT’s vintage fire trucks.
MOTAT says its gates will open at 10am and close at 4pm.
