The county’s fire and rescue service were called to a crash at the weekend near Sand Hutton.
Station manager Bob Hoskins was at the scene and is due to retire from the service in a matter of days after 30 years.
He said: “My last weekend on call for North Yorkshire Fire Service after 30 years service.
“It’s been a busy one with three crashes and a child trapped in an escalator.
“Thanks to the control room team and the crews I have worked with, over all those years.
“Heading to my retirement on Tuesday.”
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