Semi truck jackknifed off roadway on Wisconsin highway, Kewaunee County WI
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TrafficA semi truck jackknifed off the roadway onto the right shoulder on highway WI-42 in Wisconsin. The vehicle is unoccupied and poses no traffic hazard. Recovery is expected to be delayed.
Audio|Heard on: Kewaunee County Police, Fire and EMS
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02:10
Transcript:
00:00
4-2-1 south on just south and even 358 might be coming up on it here it's a semi fully off the roadway into the right shoulder if you want to start a call I'll pick up 330 for FTO and then we'll come back and check on it
00:17
358 10 4-361 will be back to really shortly
00:24
I mean
00:29
Let's go back.
00:37
(number withheld).
00:40
Trailer played out of Maine.
00:41
Do you can get it back.
00:44
Just add it to the resources.
00:57
358 follow 10-4[1]3.
01:00
358, go ahead.
01:04
It's going to be unoccupied, it's going to be a jackknifed semi-about.
01:14
358 on the lock.
01:15
It's going to be about 15 feet into the ditch.
01:18
It's going to be a jack-knife semi-unoccupied.
01:21
This can be a delayed recovery.
01:23
It's not a hazard of traffic.
01:29
Which one, go ahead.
01:33
358 is advising that the semi is unoccupied and it's going to be a delayed recovery.
01:41
3-6-1, I copy.
01:43
Can you contact Winnego just advise them of it and 3.30 and I'll swing back around and throw some caution tape on it so other agencies are aware of it?
01:55
Can we get a mile marker for that one as well?
02:07
Can you give me a 21 for the R-O of that vehicle,
02:10
please?
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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WI-42, Wisconsin
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