Highway crash and closures near Williamsport, Williamsport PA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency traffic discussed multiple highway accidents near Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Route 220 was temporarily closed after a crash involving a truck moving at highway speeds. A second crash reportedly occurred later near Interstate 80. Weather and visibility were poor, contributing to unsafe driving conditions.
Audio|Heard on: KB3AWQ Amateur Radio System - Williamsport, PA
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Transcript:
00:00
I heard they shut down on 220.
00:01
I had to run up to Williamsport, but I had to wait a little while.
00:03
They had 220 shut down for a while for a...
00:06
Like whom you found.
00:07
And then,
00:08
I think later on up by Duncan, they had another accident, like an hour apart.
00:18
Oh,
00:19
jeez.
00:21
I just actually had a passenger that was a truck driver and he said yesterday morning he was in a really bad accident and he slammed into him at 60 miles an hour and walked away from it.
00:32
He's on YouTube.
00:34
Somebody got it.
00:40
That's scary.
00:41
When the roads get real bad, nobody slows down for it, but you can't—you can only see 30 feet ahead of you—but they're still doing 75.
00:50
Yeah,
00:54
I guess it was on Interstate 80 somewhere.
00:56
He says it's another truck pulled out in front of them, no flashers or anything.
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Location mentioned:
US-220, Williamsport, PA
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