Two vehicle rear end collision blocks lane near Deer Ridge, Carroll County VA
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TrafficA two vehicle rear end collision occurred near Deer Ridge and the highway. Debris is in the roadway, one lane is blocked. Emergency units are on scene managing the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Carroll County Public Safety and Galax City Fire / EMS
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02:55
Transcript:
00:00
The intersection of Deer Ridge still latest highway.
00:08
Call in a two car motor vehicle crash in the region, the state was rear end stock collision.
00:16
Okay.
00:25
One racing one around.
00:32
(number withheld).
00:35
Thirty eight Ohio.
00:38
Okay,
00:44
Queen, Queen (number withheld).
00:47
We have black, Chevy Traverse, seventeen point eight thousand.
00:51
Rescue 2,
00:56
respond.
01:02
Zcom, medic 1 is on scene.
01:06
One vehicle still in the roadway, you got to bury in the redway as well.
01:13
And got me 1, (number withheld).
01:20
All right, lot one.
01:26
See a second, I'll go ahead.
01:30
Seeing up four, uh, one vehicle on the roadway.
01:33
You got one lane and block.
01:40
Squad one's okay.
01:47
C-com squad one arriving.
01:51
Two vehicle rear-end tight, debris and roadway, eighteen will have command.
01:58
Council Cloud 1, (number withheld).
02:06
Twenty two, command.
02:13
Rescue 1,
02:15
pull at the first vehicle.
02:19
Do you need me to carry on or are sufficient?
02:26
We're sufficient.
02:32
Acknowledgment rescue 2, be clear and route back to Ports.
02:40
Rescue 2, (number withheld).
02:50
It's going to be a red in color Chevy S-10-(number withheld) deployed, we're going to be on Kinglet Lane, US-52.
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Location mentioned:
US-52 & Kinglet Ln, Virginia 24343
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