Single car crashes into pole on Colburn Road, New Boston NH
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TrafficA single car collided with a pole near Colburn Road in New Boston. The vehicle had minor damage and was leaking fluids. No injuries were reported. Occupants were out of the vehicle when responders arrived.
Audio|Heard on: New Boston Fire Department
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02:55
Transcript:
00:00
To Boston Fire, to the area of near Colburn Road.
00:05
Motor vehicle accident, car into a pole, possible fluids.
00:09
Again, New Boston Fire to the area of near Colburn Road, for motor vehicle accident, car into a pole.
00:18
Possible fluids.
00:20
(number withheld).
00:29
O2 will be onto the scene.
00:33
2, you're on to the scene, 1704.
00:36
No reported injuries, cars let out the road into a pull.
00:40
She's saying that the pull is not damaged,
00:42
but there are fluids leaking.
00:48
O2, copy.
01:00
C102.
01:01
Gotcha.
01:05
I'm going to go direct from my house if you want to hit the quarters.
01:09
I'm right around the corner.
01:14
All right, received.
01:16
I'll hold the station.
01:22
Just been C1's on.
01:31
Go ahead.
01:35
C1's en route.
01:36
C1's en route.
01:40
Responding 1742.
01:49
Dispatch A135.
01:51
Dispatch A135.
01:54
One, you're responding 17.43.
02:11
Dispatch, engine one on the air ramped crew.
02:17
You're on the ramp of waiting crew, 1745.
02:20
Why?
02:26
Engine one, I'm just going to have been on the hill.
02:35
There's been a C-1.
02:38
I'll be on scene,
02:43
single car into a pole, minor damage, occupants out of the vehicle.
02:50
One, you're on the scene, you got one car into a pole, minor damage, occupants out 1746.
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Location mentioned:
W Colburn Rd, New Boston, NH 03070
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