Single vehicle accident with debris on i-73 westbound, Guilford County NC
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a single vehicle accident occurred on I-73 westbound lane three near Highway 73 southbound. Debris including a wheel and tire were found in the lane and on the shoulder.
Audio|Heard on: Randolph NC Transportation Group Calls
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Transcript:
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I know I'm off duty, but you have a 1050 right here at (number withheld), lane number three mile marker,
00:07
lane number three.
00:09
Of four is ten fifty-three.
00:11
Do you have anybody in the area?
00:14
Trying, I copy direct.
00:16
The whole rough rest of my truck, I'll head that way.
00:20
P 300 and thirty-two, try it.
00:23
Ten eighty-two, this vehicle is going to be North Carolina Lincoln M with X-ray 1846 on a Greek only burgundy Jeep Compass Limited service rental with a tire change.
00:36
Show me back ten eight.
00:38
Hi everybody.
00:40
Go ahead. We're going to have a single vehicle in the middle lane with a wheel and tire, and then the other vehicles are located on its shoulder.
00:49
10-17 from Sandy Ridge.
00:52
Three four three triad, show me 1017 also.
00:57
Four three and 330 is going to be westbound lane number three.
01:02
Westbound lane number three, right there just as it comes.
01:05
Right before it comes onto I-73 southbound.
01:09
Okay, ten four.
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Location mentioned:
I-73, North Carolina
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