Diesel Dave, have a wee looky at this-
heraldscotland.com/news/tran … d-1.919435
Looks like the fire could have started in his cab…maybe carrying some Haz in the passenger footwell…theories welcome! 
Hi GlesgaBill,
There’s precious little info in the linked article… 
It looks like a standard cab-fire to me…
There isn’t an ADR plate on the rear of the fridge trailer…
The trailer/load doesn’t look to be the cause.
Possible causes:
- Leaking camping gas/air mixture ignited by electrical spark
- Diesel fuel leak ignited on hot exhaust pipe/manifold
- Electrical short-circuit igniting electrical component/wiring.
Even though probably not legally required, an on-board fire extinguisher and a little fire training might have minimised the truck downtime for the company and saved a hefty insurance claim.
Rowinski said that motorists were passing rumours to each other that the interminable hold-up was down to a chemical spillage.
Thats how rumours start 
and then they bring in new ADR legislation instead of the fitter checking that the 300amp inverter fuse is not really a 3/16" bolt
Wheel Nut:
Thats how rumours start
I was thinking that too.
If there had been a ‘chemical’ involved, rumour has it that there would probably have been a mention of its name in the report.
I’d speculate that Hearts will probably beat Kilmarnock in the rearranged SPL match. 
I hope he gets the book thrown at him, he ruined my Saturday. 
dieseldave:
I’d speculate that Hearts will probably beat Kilmarnock in the rearranged SPL match.
They did. Just finished watching it on BBC Alba with Gaelic commentary, couldn’t understand a word but it made more sense than watching with the usual English speaking commentators.