Rear-end collision on I-74 near Downs, Downs IL
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TrafficA rear-end traffic accident occurred on I-74 near Downs. State troopers are on scene and motorists have exchanged information.
Audio|Heard on: Bloomington and Normal Fire
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02:28
Transcript:
00:00
Here, sir, what direction are you in about where at on 74?
00:07
I have about a mile east of Downs heading westbound, I'm sorry, mile west of Downs heading westbound.
00:15
State troopers walking up here right now.
00:21
So about mile marker 141 westbound.
00:28
Ten-four one one four one four one four two and there be out of service second for damage ten-four forty forty-two go ahead.
00:59
You're going to have to cover 74 East for a little bit.
01:03
I just got ran into the back of me.
01:06
I got to wait for police to tell out of report.
01:12
Ten-four, we are just running in tandem here, turn around on the north end.
01:18
We'll run it back down and then I'll head out,
01:21
make a pass out that way.
01:25
Ten-four.
01:31
What? I tell you, not do that drive.
01:35
Bloomington, 37, 107 for a minute.
01:43
46, 107 for 6.
01:49
23, it'll be a, it'll probably be a while before I even get down there.
01:53
You guys might even be done by the time I get down there, so if there's any pictures you need to take,
02:01
if you could get that.
02:02
and make sure you get that motorist exchange information from the trooper and with the accident over.
02:11
Okay, well, I got pictures of her front end and the right side spinner on this.
02:17
Don't have license twice because I'm sure she lost it.
02:21
But I'll get to her information.
02:24
They're having us go to RP Lumber on Main Street.
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I-74, Downs, IL
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