All of the lights on a street have all gone out, nothing seems that no power lines have broke. What would you do?

Question: All of the lights on a street have all gone out, nothing seems that no power lines have broke. What would you do?
- Keywords:
  light,
  power,
  street
Asked by spikemcguire to Cathy on 16 Jun 2014.
- Cathy Fraser answered on 16 Jun 2014:
  
  Very good question!
  
  We’d need to look at how far the lights had gone out – if its only a street then its possible that a cable under the ground has got a fault and switched off, that would be fixed by the local electricity supplier.
  
  If it’s a wider blackout – a few streets, a whole town or a whole country then thats where I’d come in! Again, you’d have to work out how far the blackout was and come up with a plan as to how to get the lights back on.
  
  If it were a Black Start then there would be a lot of information gathering to see what had happened, and a plan would be carried out to make sure the lights (and heating if electric!) were back on asap!
  
  Hope that answers your question!
  
  Cathy

Question: All of the lights on a street have all gone out, nothing seems that no power lines have broke. What would you do?