Traffic accident clean-up near indiana routes 3 and 46, Decatur County IN
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TrafficEmergency personnel responded to a traffic accident near the intersection of Indiana routes 3 and 46. Roadway conditions were checked, and salt truck activity was noted. The brush truck was not needed and remained on standby.
Audio|Heard on: Johnson County Public Safety
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Through town, I just did from the speedway towards 421.
00:04
I did the main straight lane if you want to hit the side turn lanes when you come through here.
00:10
All right, I'm going around, doing over here by 3 and 46, and I'll be back through.
00:26
Keep the boat,
00:28
truck boat, 21 out of service, please.
00:33
Excuse you're okay.
00:39
Josh, I'm back in.
00:40
They're okay.
00:42
They've already called emergency personnel.
00:46
Before it, John, yeah, I already have dispatch on their way.
00:55
that truck and trailer also.
00:58
Not many things.
01:05
501, brush 51.
01:09
Go ahead.
01:13
We have two in brush.
01:14
Do you want us to head out to I-70?
01:21
I just stand by until we get somebody on the scene and come by.
01:28
If you said anything, Mike, he was loading salt.
01:31
Yeah,
01:33
copy.
01:36
Well, I'm back in the truck, but I'm very hop out so I can clean off my windshield.
01:44
Round.
01:45
They're in the median of the road.
01:49
The semi-o is off on the outside shoulder on the south side of the road.
01:57
Do you think you're going to need the brush truck or can they stand by the station?
02:05
They can stand by the station.
02:11
Clear.
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Location mentioned:
IN-3 & IN-46, Washington Township, IN 47240
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