Vehicle collision involving car and semi on turnpike, Oakhurst OK
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TrafficA car collided with a parked semi-truck on the eastbound turnpike near mile marker 209. Emergency services, including Kellyville Fire, are responding to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: East Central Oklahoma Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:46
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 2 to Battalion 1, the notes are being updated, incident at mile marker 209 eastbound.
00:17
209, dispatch, can you notify Kellyville Fire, please?
00:26
Please give fire access for me to respond.
00:34
Go ahead.
00:37
We're going to be just south of 177 and 810 with Oklahoma.
00:42
John, Nora, Paul,
00:45
(number withheld).
00:50
Clear, if you're fortunate.
00:55
Did you get eyes on a hit?
01:01
Stay-bye, we're getting close.
01:10
(number withheld).
01:17
The fire is on scene, advising red vehicle collided with a parked semi, vehicle wedged underneath.
01:25
I'm driving.
01:27
Backseat. He'll step back.
01:34
23-2, clear 44-6.
01:40
You go up to 66, crossover.
01:45
Now I'm going to try to make access from 151st, no eastbound.
01:52
Copy, I'm making insurance on the Turnpike now.
01:57
Copy that. That gate should be.
02:00
Should have a code to that if it's not lost, if it's lost.
02:06
Gate to open, I'm on a turnpike.
02:09
Copy that.
02:16
The time one,
02:18
Kellyville Fire.
02:20
Go ahead for Kellyville Fire.
02:25
Now we did just pass the wreck westbound.
02:32
We're going to go down and turn around and head that way.
02:34
I think I saw one of your units getting on by Congenital Road.
02:42
We do have one vehicle underneath the rear end of the semi.
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Location mentioned:
I-44 & Turner Turnpike, Oakhurst, OK 74131
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