Traffic blockage reported near E Waterloo Rd and S Arlington St, Akron OH
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a driver reported cars stuck blocking traffic near E Waterloo Rd and S Arlington St in Akron. The driver was advised to attempt to proceed with caution, as vehicles were parked on both sides of the lane causing obstruction.
Audio|Heard on: Summit OH Transportation Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Inbound 15, there are cars stuck all over the place on Waterloo Rd coming back up to Arlington.
00:05
I'm sitting at Chapin.
00:06
Am I able to turn right and get out of here?
00:10
Yeah, but that could get tricky back up in there.
00:16
I know we're coming out, making that left-hand turn is going to be a bit difficult on to...
00:23
S Arlington St,
00:24
if they're stuck and they're not going to get out of the way, just go ahead and give it a shot.
00:28
If I got to come get you,
00:30
it's going to be a while.
00:33
Just give it a shot.
00:35
I'll see if I get Stiti over there.
00:37
Do a little thought.
00:40
One of the cars is moved.
00:42
We might be able to get around the second one here.
00:44
I'll give you a shout in about two minutes.
00:46
Okay, 73 Mobile.
00:48
I made it through, but there's the next outbound 15 use extreme caution because there's cars parked on both sides of the lane.
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Location mentioned:
E Waterloo Rd & S Arlington St, Akron, OH 44306
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