Suv crashes into barrier causing train delays in Lemon Grove, Lemon Grove CA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, an SUV crashed into a barrier near Lemon Grove and Palm Street, blocking train tracks and causing train delays. Fire department engines responded promptly. No injuries were reported.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Transportation Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Currently, I'm between Lemon Grove Depot and San Miguel Avenue Palm Street.
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And it was a wreck Nation SUV trying to cross the red line and hit the...
00:19
barrier, the classic metro uphol in San Diego series,
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and fire department engine number 9,
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97.
00:32
Right now at the incident and they located the vehicle across the side,
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adjustment to 7-11.
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Thanks for, I'll provide you later on with the detail of swimming one.
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So until right now, the training gets stuck here,
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and we have this delayment going on right now.
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September, I copy triple correction.
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533, Adam, if you can advise if there's any injuries on board.
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As well as, what is the vehicle?
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I stand for all the veterans are on board, including myself.
01:07
There is no any injuries are all on board.
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Stand for our copy.
01:12
Just confirming is the vehicle is still going to be on the tracks?
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San Diego series as well as the fire department San Diego engine number 10 is right now on the vehicle on the roadside.
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Location mentioned:
Lemon Grove Depot, Lemon Grove, CA 91945
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