Vehicle on turnpike has flat tire and requests service, Highspire PA
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TrafficA black Volkswagen on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near the 22 North/29 slip ramp had a flat tire. The driver, who is not with AAA, has a good spare tire and requested roadside service. The vehicle is parked on the right shoulder, and assistance is en route.
Audio|Heard on: PA Turnpike Police Harrisburg - East
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02:22
Transcript:
00:00
22 Norris, I'm out with a VOLKSWAGEN.
00:02
I'm out with a black Volkswagen.
00:06
It looks like possibly a jet on a facade.
00:09
Flat tire, good spare, non-AAA, one occupant, requesting service.
00:19
Okay.
00:26
Highspire, 80310.
00:31
80310. I'm sorry, was that a flat with good spare at 22 north?
00:36
Correct, flat with good spare.
00:39
Any cat for that's 2251, 2251.
00:45
My copy back, and we are also on C33.3.7 South, that is this fair we're just going to be changing after.
00:56
Okay, I come.
01:07
Devo 100?
01:09
Ah,
01:10
that's your Brawows file.
01:11
We're exiting at the 29 slip ramp right now, I believe he's en route to the Wawa for service.
01:21
Okay, Devo, that got.
01:28
Devo, 100. We're pulled over on the right shoulder, I believe the power went completely flat.
01:40
C-vo leicott.
01:47
C-vote 100 to high spot.
01:53
Do you go 100?
01:56
Our customer on a 29 slip ramp has a tire issue.
02:00
He took away one occupant.
02:02
He's requested an EPP service to change.
02:09
He has a good spare as well.
02:16
And he is on the ramp itself to get off.
02:19
Yes sir, you can see us on the right shoulder if you look at a camera.
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Pennsylvania Tpke, Highspire, PA
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