Two-vehicle crash with damage on Eden Canyon Road, Alameda County CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, two vehicles crashed in the center divide near the Eden Canyon exit, westbound. Both cars have moderate to severe damage. One vehicle is smoking. No injuries have been reported.
Audio|Heard on: Alameda County Fire
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01:47
Transcript:
00:00
April, we have one vehicle for policing right now.
00:02
Two vehicles.
00:04
Turning moderate to severe damage both vehicles.
00:07
Looks like the same thing might be no injury.
00:09
At this point we're standing by, we're standing by, we have to be a little...
00:19
I didn't copy your last.
00:30
In responding medic 581 is unseen closed response.
00:34
Traffic collision, two vehicles in the center divide one vehicle is smoking an unknown injury volume.
00:45
You can keep one engine coming and the single engine response just putting a vehicle smoking and you can't do the rest of the power.
01:03
Did you want to just handle that and cancel 16th inch already on the freeway?
01:11
That's a favor.
01:12
Ingen 6 will roll it.
01:15
Copy engine 1618 cancel.
01:19
Okay, staff one, dispatch ship.
01:29
If you could advise CHP, we have a two vehicle non-injury collision in the center divide, westbound,
01:37
right at the Eden Canyon exit.
01:39
They're on the center divide, but they're right on the fog line.
01:43
Essential to get hit by further vehicles, unable to stop due to speed.
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Location mentioned:
Eden Canyon Rd, California 94552
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