Debris cleared from I‑270 northbound near exit 13, Montgomery County MD
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, law enforcement responded to reports of debris in the roadway on Interstate 270 near exit 13 in Maryland. The debris was located on the northbound side, prompting temporary closure of several lanes for safe removal. A Montgomery County unit assisted in managing the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Worcester MD Public Works Group Calls
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01:7
Transcript:
00:00
MSP just put out some debris in the roadway.
00:02
It's going to be southbound 270 in the area of exit 13.
00:07
There is supposed to be some wood.
00:09
Show me a route to check that out.
00:10
Ten four.
00:12
I'll start up that way.
00:13
If you need something, let me know.
00:15
Is it local for me?
00:17
I didn't hear local or main.
00:20
I was just—I heard exit 13 southbound 270.
00:25
90 southbound prior to the back there.
00:31
(number withheld).
00:35
Three 16 SOC.
00:38
C9316. I found the debris.
00:43
It's actually going to be 270 northbound.
00:46
I'm going to be holding lanes three, four and five to get the debris safely from the middle of the road to the right shoulder.
00:53
I have a Montgomery County unit out here behind me as well.
00:57
Ten four sir.
00:59
My apologies, it's going to be 270 northbound.
01:03
I believe the cross street is going to be Ginky Reserve Road.
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Location mentioned:
I-270, Maryland
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