Truck snow chain breaks and cracks vehicle window, Eagle County CO
TrafficOn a highway in Colorado, a truck's snow chain broke and a piece hit another vehicle's window, causing a crack. Officials discussed if this incident should be treated as a crash. A counter-report was filed. Units also referred to responding to a crash near mile marker 208.
Audio|Source: Colorado State Patrol - Eagle County (4c)
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Transcript:
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The truck had chains on and one of the chains broke and a piece struck the (name withheld)'s window and cracked it.
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Does that be considered a crash?
00:20
The chain flew off the truck and broke their window?
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That's affirmed.
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Do they need an incident report?
00:33
Summit went ahead and sent them a link to do a counterreport since Area 3 is still under accent a lot.
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All right, so what's the question?
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We were just curious if that would be considered an accent or not, in case we get calls in.
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Stand around the side of the heart.
00:58
Absolutely, whenever you get free.
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Thank you. Fourteen ten.
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Montrose, Fort Charlie 25.
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Four Charlie 25.
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Can you put me in vehicle 698, break for miles? Go ahead.
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Two,
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eight, three, four, break?
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Go ahead.
01:28
And early six in ride status and...
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Don't we're heading to that crash.
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Crash.
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Uh... Copy.
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Is that the one at the...
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208?
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Location mentioned:
I-70, Colorado
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