Sedan speeds over 100 mph, nearly causes accidents in Eagle, Eagle CO

Traffic

Reported: 10/29/2025 02:26 PM

Eagle, CO 81631

A white and blue four-door sedan was reported driving over 100 miles per hour while weaving across multiple lanes on I-70 eastbound near Eagle, Colorado. The vehicle nearly caused several accidents before pulling into the Conoco gas station in Eagle.

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Transcript:

00:00

District, the re-ending car is now by a copy. A ready report, Isoony eastbound, number 142, break.

00:06

Do you go ahead?

00:08

Did you get an ETA?

00:10

If not, I'll go back.

00:13

Continuing, ready, report, I-70 eastbound 142. This will be for a white, blue, four-door sedan,

00:19

going over 100 miles per hours, serving on all of the lanes.

00:24

Unhome plate for the vehicle.

00:26

Right.

00:28

Continuing, RP[1] is not willing.

00:29

CSB will be advised to air at 15.

00:32

Okay, and we can also try Excel. We definitely have a leak here for up to 25% of our lower explosive limit.

00:42

515-2-7.

00:43

Pail, slide 10, creating problem in the MD2.

00:46

17. 1427.

00:52

1415, I also ended up to play for you.

00:55

1537. 1537.

01:00

5.10.

01:04

Okay.

01:07

Clear Valley, no locals.

01:09

Thank you.

01:14

Here we'll have a break, 1250.

01:18

Correct.

01:20

It's clear, valid.

01:23

Copy, thank you.

01:24

You're welcome 1529.

01:31

Kenyon command.

01:36

Go ahead now.

01:39

Excel.

01:42

If Excel Energy advised a 30-minute ETA could be sooner because they're doing a call-out, but I'm calling Black Hills right now as well.

01:51

1529.

01:56

It has an update on the ready report. I-70 eastbound 142. The RP[1] did call back advise that the vehicle is now pulling into the Conoco and Eagle

02:05

with Wyoming plates of (number withheld), advising that the vehicle almost caused multiple accidents. Again, the vehicle is pulling into the Conoco and Eagle, EARDA, 1531.

Police codes explained

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[1]

RP: Person who reports an incident or provides information to law enforcement or emergency services.

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