The A303 has been closed for several hours this morning (January 28) after a serious coach fire.
A large coach was engulfed by an inferno on the eastbound carriageway at around 4.30am, and a number of fire crews were immediately sent to the scene.
Pictures show firefighters tackling the blaze in the early hours, with 15 foot high flames shooting up from the burning vehicle and a large plume of smoke rising above the fire.
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The incident occurred near Chicklade, between the A350 at Knoyle and the A36 near Wylye, and the road remained closed eastbound at 11am.
At 11.10am, a Wiltshire Police spokesman said: "Nobody was injured in the incident, there were only two people in the vehicle at the time, the driver and his friend, and they both managed to get off the bus.
"Part of the road is still coned off at this stage as Highways England check to see if the road needs to be resurfaced."
A spokesman for Highways England confirmed there had been a large fuel spillage on the carriageway.
A Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said: "Crews from Mere and Tisbury fire stations were mobilised to a report of a large vehicle on fire on the A303 in the area of Chicklade.
"On arrival, crews located one coach that was well alight and requested the nearest Water Carrier from Wilton Station.
"The fire was extinguished using six breathing apparatus wearers, two hose reel jets and two main lines."