Tractor trailer stuck trying to turn at intersection, Jersey City NJ
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a tractor trailer became stuck while trying to make a turn at the intersection near Johnson Avenue and Cornelison Avenue in Jersey City. Assistance was requested to help the driver navigate the turn.
Audio|Heard on: Jersey City Police
Listen to dispatch call
00:54
Transcript:
00:00
I know this is not usually up your alley, but I've got to track the trailer, like an 18-wheel or stuff at Johnson Avenue and Cornelison.
00:06
He's saying he's trying to cut the turn, but there's a vehicle that's there.
00:12
He's just looking for a little help through there.
00:14
Johnson Avenue, at Cornelison Avenue, can you see Fee on that, see we get out them out so I get them off you on it?
00:21
We receive that.
00:22
We're heading over.
00:23
Just be advised.
00:24
We're at the radio room switching on one of our batteries.
00:27
Receive that.
00:28
I'll tell the sister still.
00:29
Hang tight.
00:30
Thank you. Two, we have had that way.
00:33
The kids are going inside now.
00:36
All right, too, receive that.
00:40
That call the CTO.
00:42
Again, it's going to be an 18-wheel or so kind of tractor trailer driver.
00:46
She says she can't cut the turn at that Johnson Avenue and Cornelison Avenue.
00:53
All right, thank you guys.
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Location mentioned:
Cornelison Ave, Jersey City, NJ
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