Semi-truck stuck on railroad tracks near Clemson Blvd, Oconee County SC
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a semi-truck is stuck on railroad tracks near Clemson Boulevard and Jacobs Road in Seneca. Trains have stopped while efforts are underway to remove the vehicle and clear the tracks.
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02:15
Transcript:
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Clemson Boulevard and Jacobs Road, Seneca, Compliant advisors there's a tractor, trailers,
00:07
tracks. I'm attempting to stop the trains at this time.
00:12
10 4th.
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Agent 33, County, just be advised.
00:25
I do have a semi-truck blocking.
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The railroad tracks are stuck.
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We have a cruising route now.
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And the trains have stopped.
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The trains have stopped.
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County Heights three have we made cars?
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Where's the location? Okay,
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boy, Jacob,
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right there at the red light.
01:03
This is this for information.
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You want to get there.
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Just for your information, just for y'all to be mindful of it.
01:12
I do have a go in a dead thing right out there and we're trying to get touched with the tow company as well, I believe.
01:21
Copy, you got it through coming by here.
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You need to go ahead.
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Can for. Okay.
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There, Johnny.
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Go ahead.
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Go ahead. Corti, and advise that they are 1017 as well to try to remove that train from the track,
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the trailer from the track.
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The trailer from the track.
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Corgy and route to move the train.
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Three, do we confirm that all trains will stop?
02:13
I say from, I had them stop at the sound.
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Clemson Blvd & Jacobs Rd, South Carolina 29678
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