Traffic accident involving commercial vehicle and motorcycle near 6th Avenue, Golden CO
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TrafficA traffic accident occurred on the southbound side near 6th Avenue involving a commercial vehicle and possibly a motorcycle. The incident caused traffic backup in the area.
Audio|Heard on: Front Range - CDOT Safety Patrol and Traffic Management Teams
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02:8
Transcript:
00:00
RT9. RT9. After I let Denver know about the commercial vehicle, they're all reporting a motorcycle down on the southbound side.
00:12
I do have backup on the 6th Avenue camera,
00:16
Alameda.
00:17
They're moving again, so it's going to be between Alameda and 6th Avenue on the southbound side, causing backup.
00:35
That's northbound TNB. I've definitely got lane two blocked at this time. Next 1512, about ten minutes or so.
00:58
10-4[1]. I'm coming by the 243 exit by Hidden Valley.
01:09
I'm going through the canyon, so sorry if my radio is breaking up.
01:12
I've got about 10 minutes to get there, so...
01:16
Okay, boy.
01:20
Golden.
01:21
You could show me en route to that accident, 119.
01:26
Copy that, 9 Georgia, too.
01:29
Also, were they done with snow removal from the 211 of the tunnel?
01:35
Yes, we are clear from that.
01:37
Copy, thank you, sir, 1913.
01:44
139, Golden.
01:47
Go ahead.
01:49
Fire has stopped just south of 6th Avenue on the southbound side.
01:56
They are in lane number one.
02:03
Okay, so do you see anyone pulling in now and just a little bit behind him?
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10-4: Acknowledgment / Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
W 6th Ave, Golden, CO
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