Three-wheel motorcycle stationary on 405 shoulder near victory, Burbank CA
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TrafficA three-wheel motorcycle was initially reported driving the wrong way southbound on the 405 freeway at Burbank. The situation was later updated to confirm the motorcycle was stationary on the right shoulder north of Victory Boulevard.
Audio|Heard on: Malibu Area Public Safety
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02:22
Transcript:
00:00
Let me put out this wrongway.
00:04
Way being reported southbound 405 at Burbank.
00:08
It's going to be a three-wheel motorcycle APD driving wrongway in a slow lane.
00:16
Copy.
00:19
(number withheld). Copy.
00:25
Up to your route 2.
00:28
1-100 puppies in the road.
00:34
L.A. 508. Was that traffic for her 58?
00:41
208. 203. Confirmation of the 28 is Boy 2-3-1-6-0-7.
00:48
60,
00:50
Robert.
00:52
I'll copy 6-0 Roberts.
00:56
23, I'm code 4 in Texas place.
01:00
I'll copy your code 4 in a Texas plate.
01:02
Number 23 to 28 returns clear at a 1999 Ferrari tour.
01:12
Registration is valid until April 2020-29 to Arro-last of Galangstein.
01:26
September.
01:32
...now units on a 23103 at 2,9337 Lake Vista Drive for an older black vehicle with a plate of (number withheld) North Ocean Victor Adams.
01:42
The vehicle is at high speeds in the area when near Mississippi.
01:45
Nothing further.
01:47
WP.8-E678 Clear at 1124.
01:54
When I was like, puppy.
02:00
QBILF, 54th.
02:02
LA Air 5 Lanier, UCLA, will be available for you.
02:07
Air 5,
02:09
copy.
02:13
Reginald.
02:18
406, I copy the vehicle is stationary on the right shoulder, southbound 405 north of Victory Boulevard on the right shoulder.
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Location mentioned:
Victory Blvd i, Burbank, CA 91502
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