Traffic accident blocks lanes on 6th Street near Apple Street, Pittsfield IL
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TrafficA white Chevrolet caused a traffic accident blocking lanes on 6th Street near Apple Street in Pittsfield, Illinois. No injuries were reported, and city crews were requested to clear and salt the road.
Audio|Heard on: Pike County Fire, EMS, and Law Enforcement
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02:39
Transcript:
00:00
Motorist says, 6th Street, northbound, just south of Apple, Richard.
00:04
6th Street, northbound, just south to Apple, Richard,
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rear vehicle,
00:09
white Chevrolet, White Chevrolet, E.
00:12
Edwards, E. Edwards, P.E. Edwards, he's Hall (number withheld).
00:19
By Pumper.
00:25
Checking 5, EOWR, Pupol, (number withheld), clear, white, 2021, Chevroletes it in.
00:31
No,
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2024, Chevroletes it in.
00:34
No, 155. Second 28.
00:42
Checking, by, go ahead.
00:48
(number withheld). (number withheld) V-4-(number withheld), V-Boy truck, Hawaii Chevrolet.
00:52
We'll have lane blockage, no injuries,
00:55
and if you can start a city.
01:13
5, triplate (number withheld), V-Boy, White,
01:19
2016, and Chevrolete-Picose.
01:21
So it takes 94 motorists.
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694,
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go ahead.
01:36
55 southbound exit 94, 55 Southbound exit 94, green Nissan Frontier, Green Nissan Frontier,
01:44
Illinois B-Boytruck plate (number withheld) B-Boy, (number withheld) B-Boy.
01:57
694 truck (number withheld) BWA clear expired 11,
02:04
2025 green 2014 nays-on-pick-up
02:10
31934 34 34
02:13
Pension King 5 for infund information cities en route
02:24
them if they want to relocate this out of the lane.
02:33
It's a pair with it and babysit it until they get it moved where we can salt it down.
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