Traffic accident on I-35 northbound near 19th Street, Moore OK
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TrafficA traffic accident occurred on I-35 northbound near 19th Street involving a white GMC truck and a red Tesla. The roadway was partially blocked, and two tow trucks were requested to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Oklahoma Highway Patrol - Troop A
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
Can you start to I-35 northbound to south, the 19, signalated one-two car, looking for a white GMC truck and a red Tesla.
00:06
It's partially blocked in the roadway, unknown which lane, Warp PD's in round.
00:12
One square.
00:19
932 City, I'll be in aspect of A31.
00:22
Adam, 932, okay, 19, correction 1338.
00:30
Henry 147, City.
00:33
Henry 147. Henry 147.
00:36
Can you give me a number four signal signal at the 120 mile marker I-40 eastbound?
00:47
3147, okay.
00:51
Anyone 47 city.
00:57
Henry 147.
00:59
I'll make route to the Turnpike Authority, can you notify them and notify that trooper that I'll be there as soon as I'm done with this accident?
01:09
Okay.
01:14
Adam 922, City.
01:17
922.
01:19
I'll be 10-8[1] in or out to pick up 8.57 for training.
01:24
922, Claire.
01:27
Headquarters 667-1090s.
01:31
I'm good.
01:34
Clear.
01:36
Oh, that's so fine.
01:42
So you know about a crash at 19th.
01:48
Formative, Sam, 916s, and 935, north front of south, the 19th, 81-2 car, roadways partially block.
01:56
I just passed it as both inside lanes and the middle lane are a block.
02:02
Start two wreckers.
02:06
Okay.
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Location mentioned:
SW 19th St, Moore, OK
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