Vehicle spun out on highway shoulder in new york, Chautauqua County NY
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TrafficA white Tesla Model 3 spun out and stopped off the right shoulder on I-90 eastbound near mile marker 471.3 in New York. The driver called for assistance, and a tow truck is being dispatched to remove the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: New York State Thruway Authority - Buffalo Division
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03:31
Transcript:
00:00
There's a car off the shoulder at 471.3.
00:05
They're going to need a towout.
00:11
Save the 1158.
00:17
7405. Zero-five.
00:23
Can you head to that vehicle off the shoulder on 471.4.
00:30
Eastbound?
00:34
Upper.
00:43
7450 Buffalo I'm in the area I can handle it.
00:53
2450 you're gonna handle 745 you can handle 745 you can disregard.
01:10
You're out with a female.
01:11
What ramp were you on?
01:38
5-0 guide
01:42
71.3 each bound was the B right or left shoulder
01:52
padded as off the road bypass and by maintenance
01:57
very seat
02:02
Give any description on the vehicle or just a row or just a car off the shoulder.
02:11
And by, I'm going to try to figure it out.
02:18
4873. 4873.
02:24
Buffalo, 4873 on the air, 4873.
02:33
7-3 is on.
02:36
4873, you have a description of that car that was off the shoulder at 471 over 3 eastbound, maybe a color, was it a sedan, SUV?
02:46
It was a white, I think it was a Tesla car, and it was off the right shoulder.
02:54
Okay, that's your C-4-50 direct.
02:57
Okay,
02:59
that's your C-4-0-3. 3.0-0-03.
03:13
Buffalo 7450.
03:14
Just be advised we got a call from that patron.
03:18
White Model 3 Tesla spun out, winch out.
03:30
590 is being dispatched now.
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I-90, New York
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