Multi-vehicle crash blocks lanes on US-60 near southbound 101, Maricopa County AZ
TrafficA traffic accident involving a red Mazda Miata and a blue Honda Civic caused heavy front-end damage and blocked three lanes on US-60 westbound near the southbound 101. Debris from the crash was present on the road and traffic was obstructed.
Audio|Source: Chandler Police and Fire, Phoenix Fire
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Transcript:
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H50 already has it on camera adjacent to 56th Street.
00:02
That's a 961[1] blocking across three lanes.
00:06
Okay. The one that's reported as a main vehicle.
00:09
The Wall at 2131R.
00:11
Red Mazda and Miata involved in this could possibly spurn out and hit the wall? I can see it, uh, bring out on the second Jules out. It's time for. At 2090, are you able to check on possibly a Red Mazda? It's going to be west on US 60 near southbound 101.
00:37
20. Nothing west on the southbound, nor on the southbound 101, once you get onto it. There's not even a bumper at a road. It'll be verified location. It's never worth, nobody. I'm walking on the left shoulder, uh, down there, I can see the floor for the down there. Trevor, six point one with us there. HBTC.
01:05
For 2090's info, that person didn't call until they were on the 101 down at Warner, southbound. Cover, 2090 copy.
01:22
Turnandie, Tempo, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd. 201-1-1-1-1-1-2-8. 1018, but it's not possible. I'll continue to come to Warren.
01:44
Civic, Chris May. Blue, today and Popsia Honda-Honda, with front-end damage, it's driving, mid-to-one headlight, with the hood not attached down properly at 21-309-R. 2013.
02:09
Control and hit the barrier roll. It's called, you know, middle lanes. To move. Total disrespect.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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961: Traffic Accident with Injury or Road Block
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US-60, United States
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