Multiple vehicle crash on Route 16 eastbound, Worcester County MA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a multi-vehicle crash on Route 16 eastbound near mile marker 87 in Massachusetts. One of the vehicles was moved to the breakdown lane, and passengers from a second vehicle were transported by Auburn EMS. The incident may have involved a third vehicle requiring assistance from the Auburn Police Department and tow services. No injuries were reported in one of the vehicles.
Audio|Heard on: Worcester MA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:20
Transcript:
00:00
We got a 16 eastbound eighty-seven mile marker.
00:07
Received, I'll start heading that way.
00:12
Nine seven is C ten in that cruiser.
00:13
I can assist.
00:14
I'm getting on westbound, like right now.
00:21
The other tow has no injuries on that one.
00:26
C-10 is off.
00:30
Sir, be advised I wasn't able to get that TT assisted up the hill.
00:35
He's on his way.
00:37
Thank you, sir.
00:42
1247 GT, I'll be looking for that 16.
00:44
He got himself over to the breakdown lane.
00:48
Received, sir.
00:52
So that's eastbound eighty-seven, correct?
01:00
Eight 952C10 .
01:03
C ten.
01:07
All passengers from vehicle two in the crash eastbound mile marker 87 will be transported by Auburn.
01:17
Okay, sir. APR is coming out for that third vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
MA-16, Massachusetts
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