Truck crash closes route 446 with poor road conditions, Mckean County PA
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TrafficA truck crash near Route 446 has closed the road due to poor conditions. A tow truck is on the way, but the road will remain closed for an extended time.
Audio|Heard on: McKean County / Bradford Area Fire/EMS
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01:42
Transcript:
00:00
Kenney from three times.
00:04
This past Bendot, heading east.
00:07
This truck is head down Bush Hill, so as soon as he passes,
00:12
Smethport, they can open it back up.
00:15
He's on his way down.
00:19
Copy, Brickman King County, Utility 25, you copy direct.
00:31
May 11 Respond, Grafford City, 110 Campus Drive Guidance Center, a 59-year-old mental conscience and plane breathing issues.
00:39
History of asthma, caller also stated increased blood pressure, Belize he's becoming septic after not receiving recent dialysis.
00:47
Operations are on NorthOps 2, 1707.
00:54
Beacon here, turn around and get a little back over.
01:02
Utility 3 to 310.
01:04
Do you want us to wait for PennDOT to turn around here and head back the other way before we open up? 10-4[1].
01:12
That's a good idea.
01:17
King County, 270.
01:24
446 command, McKean County.
01:26
Route 446, command.
01:31
An update. We do have a tow in route,
01:34
unknown ETA, PSP has PennDOT expediting,
01:39
road conditions are still pretty bad.
01:41
We're going to be out for quite some time, probably.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative / Message received
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PA-446, Pennsylvania
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